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How cold is too cold for students? Deciding to close schools ‘not a perfect science’

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By: The Lansing State Journal

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How cold is too cold for school?

“I wish I could tell you it involved spoons under pillows or ice cubes in the toilet,” said Jason Mellema, superintendent of the Ingham Intermediate School District, referencing the ways children try to manifest a snow day the night before school.

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