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Teachers Cut During Yesterday's Non-Snow Day, Too


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Garth Johnston

Published Jan 13, 2011

Modified Jan 13, 2011


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It wasn't just the kids who played hooky yesterday. Tons of teachers took the day off too. Though official numbers regarding teacher absences won't be released until tomorrow anecdotal evidence suggests that educators were just as eager for a snow day yesterday as their charges. "No learning can take place today. We have drastic absences," one teacher at a Queens school (who estimated a third of their fellow teachers were absent) told the News. And another student left early when his teachers were absent. Did your kid's teachers show up for school yesterday? Did your kids?

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