We have had school during power outages, too. We have a pretty good
backup generator that keeps just the emergency lights one for a while.
But as someone else mentioned, a much more usual scenario is : those
times when the Internet is down, the server is down, or you have a
student who's lost computer privileges.
-----------------
Well, that's not a good assumption. Our campus has also been without
power =
for many hours, but school went on!
Lauri Cahoon-Draus
K-12 Library Media Specialist
Suring School Libraries
draus@suring.k12.wi.us
>>> Laura Pearle <lpearle@PCS-NYC.ORG> 02/01/04 06:21 AM >>>
At 08:23 AM 2/1/2004, Rob Lambert wrote:
>One simple question about Electronic vs. Digital: How are you going to
=
serve
>customers if the power goes out?
My assumption (based on this actually happening at my school, when
there
was a ConEd "oops" outside our front door) is that if the power goes
out,
we don't have school.
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