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Students gripe about no snow day, school boards snap back

Students who griped on Twitter about this morning's non-snow day got a lesson in social media from school boards who tweeted back at them.

Snarky responses from school boards earn praise on Twitter

This morning's 10-centimetre snowfall wasn't enough for local school boards to declare a snow day. When students complained on Twitter, the school boards snapped back. (Linda Ward/CBC)

It seems some GTA students were disappointed this morning's 10 centimetres of snow wasn't enough to trigger a snow day. A few grumbled about it on Twitter, only to get a snap back from the school board.

In this example, a tweeter who appears to be astudent sent a somewhatsnarky message pointing out the weather to the Peel District School Board.

Theschool board was quick torespond.

The school board also reminded students that unless they hear otherwise, school is on.

The Toronto District School Board also had to remind students that a) this is Canada and b)10 centimetresis not enough to stay home from school.

The student responded, and the TDSB snapped back:

The student, perhaps sensing she wasnot going to win this one, answeredwithpraise.

Another student decidedto try...

And also gotrebuked.

There were other Twitter exchanges between accountsthat appearto be those of students and the school board.

Some had praise forhow the TDSB handled things.

And with that the social media lesson was complete.