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Open Phones: Summer Vacation

Friday, June 27, 2008

City schools out for summer! That's what most New York students are cheering today, so are you prepared? Tell us what your plans are!

Comments [12]

Marianna from MidTown

I'm a parent. I and my husband have to work today (damit.)

Our kids are home (ghasp) sleeping late - watching TV - and eating what ever they want in the fridge. Stop tsking - one of them is an 8th grader.

Jun. 27 2008 11:59 AM
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Peter Joseph from Brooklyn

Not many people know that Governor's Island is open to the public on weekends. It's a grat visit. There' the ferry ride over. You can take bicycles and ride around all these incredible old buildings and a campus that's like an ivy league college. There are also concerts, national park service ranger tours and so forth on some weekends.

Jun. 27 2008 11:58 AM
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Sarah from Brooklyn, NY

Although I am not a parent, as a second year teacher in an East NY High School I certainly feel like it at times. Summer vacation is a welcome and relaxing break. However, it causes some apprehension as I worry about the safety of my students until we meet again in September.

Jun. 27 2008 11:54 AM
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Robert from NYC

Oh STOP IT. Great job Andrea.

Jun. 27 2008 11:54 AM
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Thomas from NYC

this guy is advertising for his program from monroe college. boo!

Jun. 27 2008 11:53 AM
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Katie from Forest Hills

#6 Monday

Jun. 27 2008 11:52 AM
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steds from chelsea.

WHEN DOES BRIAN COME BACK??

Jun. 27 2008 11:51 AM
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Robert from NYC

Just an aside here: I'm not a kid anymore (darn it) but I went to NYC schools in the 50s and 60s and back then the last day of school was June 30 [period] Even if June 30 fell on a Monday, as it does this year we had to go for the full day. Isn't that odd? I'm happy for the kids that it changed.

Jun. 27 2008 11:49 AM
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Rich from Forest Hills

I am a teacher and sitting at my kitchen table nursing a guilt free hang over.I know many NYC teachers partied last night and are doing the same.
After today I am looking forward to doing some household chores I have put off and lots of impromptu short 3-4 day trips this summer.

Jun. 27 2008 11:49 AM
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claudia from nyc

Summer is a perfect time for us NYC public school teachers to catch up with our lives -- cleaning the apartment, making social plans, and travelling...and to decompress from 10 months of stress...

Jun. 27 2008 11:49 AM
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ch from Staten Island

YAY...I am not a student but I am glad 50 students won't be jamming into one car on the #1 at Columbus Circle in the mornings!

Seriously, though, well done NYC students. Have a grand summer and do us proud!

And don't forget to take notes for your "What I Did On Summer Vacation" essay... um... do they still do that... hmmm...dating myself again...

Jun. 27 2008 11:49 AM
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Katie from Forest Hills

Worked till 12am last night and am taking today off to just read and listen to Brian Lehrer show and Thom Hartmann. It's nice doing nothing.

Jun. 27 2008 11:48 AM
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