re: Schools in Nola are deliberately keeping students inside during the eclipse.

I mean you do realize that teachers don't dictate many of these rules. Probably sent down from central office to the principals who passed it on to the teachers.

Which is less expensive:
1. Providing adequate eye-protection and training teachers and students to use it to safely observe a partial eclipse.

2. Getting sued by fly-by-night ambulance chasers when students stare at the sun.

3. Just staying inside and having school like normal during the eclipse.

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cornears damaged

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Dammit, now I’m going to spend the rest of my life pronouncing Corneas as Corn Ears.

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Aren't you in an area that will get the total eclipse or pretty close to it?

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Yes. We are already seeing people showing up for the weekend in smaller towns. Many required a min 2 or 3 night stay bc the demand was so high and those towns don’t have a lot of rooms. The lake is going to be almost unmanageable on Sunday.

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Posted byMessageMr RobotoSchools in Nola are deliberately keeping students inside during the eclipse. by Mr Roboto There won’t be any viewing anyway

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Eclipse simulation by state.

Not a surprise. New Orleans sucks

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Eclipse simulation by state.

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They may have what the sun will look like correct but the sky won’t get dark outside of the totality path like they have it. They have the sky getting dark in Louisiana. This simulation was made by a smoothbrain.

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the sky won’t get dark outside of the totality path like they have it.

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Correct. If it's a clear day, the sky gets an odd hue to it, but not darkness.

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They don't want them running off and stealing things from the surrounding neighborhoods.

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Wtf. You beat me to it.

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Correct. If it's a clear day, the sky gets an odd hue to it, but not darkness.

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A rare person who knows