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No School 

A day where you get to party.
No School by DerpyUnicorn October 23, 2016
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No school 

On December 16 NOBODY GO TO SCHOOL #nationalnoschoolday If you do go to school your tallest and shortest friend get to punch you the next day !!!
Person 1:Ugh I hate Monday’s
Person 2:Well it’s No school on December 16th So Go and enjoy the rest of your day ;)

no school 

this is the result of many things as simple as lying that you are sick or the spread of a great pandemic. no school can be fun sometimes for example if you are home alone, or it can be very excruciating for example still having to do homework on the computer with parents home and if you faked your sickness then you will immediately be sent to test for COVID-19 or if this is any time in the past from 1921 to 2019 then you might do it wrong and still be sent to the doctor's office just to find out you weren't sick and now you have 10x chores to do.
friend 1: hey did you know there's no school for the rest of the year
friend 2: ya I think Americans were trying to get rid china but then it backfired and we just fulfilled a prophecy of the continuation of __20 plages

friend 1: ......
no school by .. / .- -- / -- . April 24, 2020

No school 

Time to go to school honey.
You didn’t hear it’s no school day
No school by Jerkcus November 5, 2019

No School! 

Today we do not go to school! Stay home relax but don't tell your siblings or you will be stuck with them for the rest of the day
No School! by Relatablestuff April 20, 2021

No School Foster Glocester!

As a kid just over the line from RI, I would wait by the radio on snowy school mornings hanging on every word of school closings that Salty Brine would call out. While most times my school had to go to school, *GROAN!* there was most always a school that made the no school cut. I can still hear Salty's teaasing voice as he knew we all knew what was coming shouting out with glee: "No School Foster Glocester!!" Who were these lucky kids...geeeez!?!? lol
Salty Brines most called out snow day was for No School Foster Glocester!

No school day! 

Where you don't go to school
No school day! by Fjffidf October 21, 2019
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