Home Schoolers Get Snow Day Shaft

Home school children denied another 'snow day'

Springfield, MO – For the second school day in a row, home school students are stuck inside their classrooms not able to go outside and enjoy the snow while Springfield Public School scholars are free to make snowmen, sled and pound each other with snowballs.

“Seriously, I gotta stay inside again and study while the public schools are out?” said 4 year old Tommy Polinmert, “they got out last Friday too. We’re getting the shaft.” According to Tommy’s mother he is still expected to study a full day before venturing out in the snow.
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Mrs. Polinmert said she tries very hard to duplicate the public school experience for her son; beating him up for his lunch dessert, making him wait outside at the “bus stop” for twenty minutes before coming inside to start school and even making the worst lunch food possible, yet she could not bring herself to cut her son a break when it came to the weather.

“Kids need tough love, and Tommy is going to graduate first in his class,” said Polinmert of her son/student. She has provided Tommy with a snow-related project where he travels to their neighbor’s homes and takes pictures of their back decks and posts them online to document the snowfall.