06-26-2016, 06:35 AM
I think AC in every classroom is long overdue, should have been installed all along, and to ask students to concentrate to the best of their ability without providing a comfortable environment to do so is a serious short coming on the part of the DOE.
Further, I believe, based on worldwide reports, that El Nino accounted for only a small amount of the larger increases in temperatures last year, and that we are not going to see as far a drop back to what we might have called normal in the past as one would hope with this now starting La Nina. About that you might want to read:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/...are_btn_fb
Keep in mind that the legislature is, verging on criminally imo, in the rears regarding supporting our DOE, and in turn all the children of Hawaii. This AC fiasco is just the tip of the iceberg and that to really get with the program there would need to be a massive change in perspective by our law makers. A massive investment, a real acknowledgement that education is a first priority rather than the afterthought they make it.
Further, I believe, based on worldwide reports, that El Nino accounted for only a small amount of the larger increases in temperatures last year, and that we are not going to see as far a drop back to what we might have called normal in the past as one would hope with this now starting La Nina. About that you might want to read:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/...are_btn_fb
Keep in mind that the legislature is, verging on criminally imo, in the rears regarding supporting our DOE, and in turn all the children of Hawaii. This AC fiasco is just the tip of the iceberg and that to really get with the program there would need to be a massive change in perspective by our law makers. A massive investment, a real acknowledgement that education is a first priority rather than the afterthought they make it.