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Homework stacked high, books and papers fill a 10-pound backpack, the stress of third quarter is getting into the minds of every student, and then all the sudden, you get the notification – we’re having a snow day. Snow days are the saving grace for every student dying to escape school for at least one day. Memphis students are especially lucky because even a little snow makes the city shut down. Whether it be making snowmen outside or sitting by the fire inside, snow days give students a break and nature a time to shine.
Seventh Place: Snow Days
December 12, 2025
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