In Case Paralyzing Snowstorm

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by JamesCH95

Why not cancel robotics when school is cancelled?

I've had plenty of cases where the roads were impassable in portions of the district but for the majority of people the roads were great. Or they were great by the afternoon. Situations change but once a school closes it can't very well reopen, FRC teams have a lil more flexibility.

[JamesCH95]

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

I've had plenty of cases where the roads were impassable in portions of the district but for the majority of people the roads were great. Or they were great by the afternoon. Situations change but once a school closes it can't very well reopen, FRC teams have a lil more flexibility.

That sounds like a local anomaly... or at least different from my area. When school is cancelled, or even just after-school activities, the roads are usually ubiquitously un-passable (at least safely).

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by JamesCH95

That sounds like a local anomaly... or at least different from my area. When school is cancelled, or even just after-school activities, the roads are usually ubiquitously un-passable (at least safely).

Usually it's that situation wherein it was a "storm of the century" and all the schools closed the night before in which we got a light dusting. Or the roads were icy in the AM but once the salt trucks and the sun hit them they were fine.