N&R:
GREENSBORO — Monday was the official last day for Guilford County students, but it seems Friday was the unofficial last day.
Fewer than 69 percent of elementary and middle school students showed up Monday. About 94 percent attend on an average school day.
School was scheduled to end June 10 but was extended by the school board because of classes canceled in late winter.
Haley Miller, a spokeswoman with Guilford County Schools, said teachers weren’t surprised by the turnout.
“A lot of parents had already planned vacation starting this week and a lot of schools anticipated that,” she said.
Monday was an exam makeup day for high school students. Seniors completed graduation ceremonies a week ago.
What a waste...
2. Someone on this blog wrote in and informs us of a report of a fire in the gym and a malfunction in the air conditioning system yesterday at Jesse Wharton Elementary (thanks for the report).
3. Went by Pilot Elementary School yesterday...unconfirmed report surfaces of at least six teachers leaving Pilot in the fall due to budget cutbacks, almost all were first year or lateral entry teachers. Increased class sizes are expected in the fall.
E.C. :)
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