Can you post a contact # for the school? All the power went, then was restored to most of the campus, EXCEPT the townhouses and PG. All those students in the THs are not on the meal plan and have refrigerators and freezers full of food. The least the school could have done would have been to deliver dry ice to save their food. Seriously pissed as a parent who helped stock a freezer.
Although, they said we could move in on Monday...the school's network has been down for 24 hours. WTH are we suppose to do ~ if the school is burned down ~ the dorms and other places on campus have been flooded, etc. There has to be a backup network...or wait ~ Tommy Seahawk should have reported this ~via~ where's my information?
I agree with anonymous 10:56 AM, sorry Peg. No way it was the school's job. Your kid should have been a big boy or girl and gone to get ice, not wait for it to be hand delivered. This isn't a collegiate version of FEMA.
I'm sorry Peg. You can contact the school at 240-895-2000. Also very confused/delighted that a parent reads this.
Fernandes I didn't report on this because I was very lazy and did not have power and I didn't know what was going on on campus etc. Mostly the lazy aspect, and tbh I don't like fear mongering hurricanes (but I do like fear mongering all other natural disasters).
I mean it would have been cool if they had gotten ice to students I guess. Maybe something that would be cool to add to emergency plans in the future?
Can you post a contact # for the school? All the power went, then was restored to most of the campus, EXCEPT the townhouses and PG. All those students in the THs are not on the meal plan and have refrigerators and freezers full of food. The least the school could have done would have been to deliver dry ice to save their food. Seriously pissed as a parent who helped stock a freezer.
ReplyDeleteAlthough, they said we could move in on Monday...the school's network has been down for 24 hours. WTH are we suppose to do ~ if the school is burned down ~ the dorms and other places on campus have been flooded, etc. There has to be a backup network...or wait ~ Tommy Seahawk should have reported this ~via~ where's my information?
ReplyDeleteWait, how is it the school's responsibility to get ice to the students? Shouldn't they have prepared ahead of time like everyone else?
ReplyDeleteI agree with anonymous 10:56 AM, sorry Peg. No way it was the school's job. Your kid should have been a big boy or girl and gone to get ice, not wait for it to be hand delivered. This isn't a collegiate version of FEMA.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry Peg. You can contact the school at 240-895-2000. Also very confused/delighted that a parent reads this.
ReplyDeleteFernandes I didn't report on this because I was very lazy and did not have power and I didn't know what was going on on campus etc. Mostly the lazy aspect, and tbh I don't like fear mongering hurricanes (but I do like fear mongering all other natural disasters).
I mean it would have been cool if they had gotten ice to students I guess. Maybe something that would be cool to add to emergency plans in the future?
bringing ice to students are you kidding me
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