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>Just letting the kids out en mass is how my son's school worked until Covid. My kids school worked like that and it was still a mess, primarily because the pa
by Suppafly 2y ago
>Just letting the kids out en mass is how my son's school worked until Covid.
My kids school worked like that and it was still a mess, primarily because the parents were too stupid to follow the rules as to how to park their cars. I was set up so that everyone parked in parallel rows ||||| but the ones on the right were closest to the exit, so a bunch of people would pull into those rows to the point that they'd wrap around behind the other rows ___| and prevent people from getting into those rows. It was stupid and the school would send out notices and have employees walk down to the end of the row and tell people to move to the next one but it never stayed fixed.
- nnf 2y ago> because the parents were too stupid This sums up all of the school pickup problems I see and/or deal with daily. I also see many parents making dangerous decisions, most of which fit into the “I’ll go now” category, including accelerating quickly to get to the crosswalk before the kids crossing the street do. Just this school year, I’ve seen multiple near misses, with kids jumping back onto the sidewalk to avoid being hit by a parent who just picked up their own kid.