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Another DC-Area School District Closes Due To "A Day Without A Woman" Strike

Another DC-Area School District Closes Due To "A Day Without A Woman" Strike

Matt wrote yesterday about how schools in Alexandria, VA would be closed today because so many teachers requested time off for the "A Day Without A Woman" general strike. Now, another D.C.-area school district has called off classes today as well: Prince George's County Public Schools. The district closed after 1,700 people requested the day off, and 30 percent of the transportation staff asked for it off as well.

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It was announced around 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday that school would be closed on Wednesday, giving parents only a few hours to scramble to find childcare for the day. Some parents were unaware that school had even been canceled for the day and attempted to drop their children off on Wednesday.

Nearly two-thirds of the 127,000 students in the district are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Per WTOP, teachers who didn't ask for Wednesday off were expected to report to work.

While I understand the desire to strike, it seems rather counterproductive for a teacher to take the day off. It makes more sense for a female teacher to act as a strong role model for her students (and to teach them the importance of respecting everyone, regardless of sex) rather than take the day off.

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