Synonyms for school day
school day

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1. school daynoun

   any day on which school is in session

   "go to bed early because tomorrow is a school day"

   Synonyms:
   school, schooltime

2. school, schooltime, school daynoun

   the period of instruction in a school; the time period when school is in session

   "stay after school"; "he didn't miss a single day of school"; "when the school day was done we would walk home together"

   Synonyms:
   schooling, schoolhouse, schooldays, school, shoal, schooltime

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1. Charles Love:

   Let’s assume they’re right: Slavery is bad, it has a long shadow, we’re still feeling the effects today, how does teaching more of that without extending the school day, without getting reading up to grade [level], help anyone? The answer is it won’t.

2. Mark Joraanstad:

   We feel that our local districts are the ones best able to make strategic decisions as to how to appropriate the time in the school day to best enhance student success.

3. Minneapolis Public Schools:

   This decision was made because of the dangerously cold temperatures forecast with about 90 % certainty by the National Weather Service, while the temperature at the start of school tomorrow does not fall within our standard guideline for closing of -35 degrees, it quickly drops and is well past that by the end of the school day. All day Wednesday is within our guidelines. We are monitoring the forecast for Thursday and will notify families and staff of closures by late Wednesday afternoon.

4. Grant Rivera:

   I think for the foreseeable future, we will be out here every morning on a school day making sure that our kids have this option.

5. Kevin Daley:

   They can take them if there are required services that take place during the school day, and Good Friday is regarded by Christians as certainly the most solemn of days of the church calendar.