PollyannaMom
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I'm in Massachusetts, and ours is typically approved at the end of March, so we got our 2015-16 calendar a few weeks ago.
Define 'that far' please. Some folks on this board are getting 90 day notice on a change. That's pretty lousy of those school bureaucrats. Some schools plan their schedule years in advance. Just because 'that's-the-way-its-always-been' doesn't mean the process cant be improved.I can understand that you are frustrated but at the same time the school district does not have to let you know when spring break will be that far in advance just so you can plan your vacation.
Define 'that far' please. Some folks on this board are getting 90 day notice on a change. That's pretty lousy of those school bureaucrats. Some schools plan their schedule years in advance. Just because 'that's-the-way-its-always-been' doesn't mean the process cant be improved.
Its the other way around. We respect the supremacy of the school calendar. We'd just like it announced with more notice and adhered to.school districts don't plan around when people want to take vacations
When I tried to move it, the following weeks cruise was $3,000 more! So, they're going to have a nice long vacation in October!i think you missed my point.
school districts don't plan around when people want to take vacations and i don't think they should.
if they change their mind and only give you 90 days notice then my thought is just do what you want/have to do whether it fits in with the change or not.
i am all for taking kids out of school for a week if thats what works for you.