Wednesday Morning Rundown

by Karen Goff — November 4, 2015 at 9:00 am 4 Comments

Explosion Leads To FCPS Science Changes — Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Karen Garza says flames are off-limits in science classrooms until further notice following last week’s accident that injured several students at Woodson High School. [WTOP]

Cracking Down On Distracted Driving — Fairfax County Police have a new initiative aimed at stopping this hazard. [Fairfax County Police]

New To You Kids Sale at LANK — Lake Anne Nursery Kindergarten (LANK) is holding its annual New to You Sale Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a wide selection of kids clothes, baby equipment, toys, books and DVDs. LANK is located at 12021 North Shore Dr. [Facebook]

DMV2Go Today — The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles will have its monthly stop at Reston Town Center Pavilion on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can apply or renew an ID card and driver’s license; get driving records; obtain vehicle titles, license plates, decals, order disabled plates, and more.

Chuck Morningwood

Would it be called “Gender Profiling” or “Good Policing” if it turned out that the majority of those recieving tickets for babbling on the cell phone while driving were women?
smh

Women are far and away the worst offenders. I can’t tell you how many soccer moms I see driving around Reston with a car load of kids and ear on the phone. Probably talking about what Wine they are going to drink at next Book Club, or Bunco.
meh

Karen Garza is making another bad decision by removing Bunsen burners from chemistry labs. The world is a dangerous place and students in her district need to learn how to properly use open flames if they hope to reach their potential as burger flippers.
- shagga
  
  Today’s paste eaters can’t handle Bunsen burners… So chem lab will go something like this…
  
  Today we are going to make pretend Ammonia (NH4).. First mix your pretend iron fillings, pretend potassium hydroxide, and your pretend potassium nitrate in a pretend test tube. Hold your pretend test tube over your pretend bunsen burn, and pretend that there is now Ammonia come out of your pretend test tube. You can measure the existance of your pretend Ammonia by holding a piece of pretend litmus paper at one end of your pretend test tube.

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