How to Spend a Snow Day in South Windsor?
The view of the Blue Spruce Open Space from Frazer Fir Pond.
Picture this: You’ve woken up late in the morning, the ground is covered in snow, and you’ve nowhere to go. What would you spend the day doing – or not doing?
With almost half a foot of snow on the ground, the winter storm of February 28th provided a much appreciated day off to SWHS students and teachers. Many took the opportunity to relax, some took the chance to get work done, and others had fun in the snow.
I spent the day “grinding calc and other HW,” Junior Paul Chen told The Prowl. The vast majority of students said that they’d spent the day doing work, which disappointed many of them.
I went “sledding and [made] hot cocoa,” The Prowl’s Emma Cherubini said of the snow day.
Senior Ares Savvides said that he was braving the icy roads to “[go] to the gym.”
“I was able to enjoy some new books that I got,” Science teacher Ms. Tuxbury emailed The Prowl, “because I actually had some down time today.”
Despite the nasty weather, most students and staff of SWHS found a good way to spend their surprise day off.
In addition to his communication with over 60 world leaders, Max Schwartzman is the Editor-in-Chief of South Windsor High School’s award winning newspaper, The Bobcat Prowl. He is strongly committed...
Mrs. Q • Feb 28, 2023 at 6:54 pm
Love this timely and relevant article! Way to spend the snow day!
Max Schwartzman • Mar 1, 2023 at 7:08 am
Well you know what they say: don’t spend a snow day relaxing, spend it chasing around a giant lion thing in the snow to get a picture.