Quote from: WhatBusToday on February 24, 2026, 06:32:50 PMWhat a shit show at Sharrots today

What time did they start pulling you guys out of there?

What a shit show at Sharrots today

Saw videos of Manhattan ... streets are just wet. Meanwhile, just saw on TV that Grasmere recorded 29 inches of snow. The mayor should take a ferry ride and see what the real world is like.

From this Instagram post it sure sounds like the UFT is telling teachers to call out tomorrow. Wonder what the email says? Anyone  have a teacher in the family that can tell us?

What is the criteria used to decide the reason to use a remote day?

MTA buses having problems on main roads. We should be fine with full size school buses on narrow side streets and hills. Maybe trips will still go too.😅

My street is not plowed no shot of me getting out.,

Although I can count on one hand the number of times I have missed work for any reason in all my 32 years,  tomorrow might be another time. As of now I can't get out of my driveway or off my street. I think there will be a record number of drivers calling out tomorrow. (I have heard that the yard is plowed however.)

The mayor acknowledged that Staten Island got the worst of it. Is our borough president or are our councilmen confronting him? School buses on the streets will only make it worse for everybody tomorrow including DSNY.

Be safe everyone!

Catholic schools and colleges are closed not sure about Jewish....

NYC Public School twitter states:
"The safety of our students, staff, and families as they travel to and from school is of the utmost importance. We encourage you to please use caution while traveling and allow for additional travel time."

This is literally the complete opposite of caring about safety. Blocks aren't plowed, no where to park, two way streets will be one way streets, school buses DO NOT belong on the road tomorrow. Way to go mayor douchebag and not use remote learning for this specific situation

Catholic Schools closed on Staten Island. They made the right decision.