'I don't see how I did anything wrong': Student reads the school rulebook to outsmart principal

Snowy weather is one of the best things in the world for a kid. For their teachers, it's not so much fun. 

Every town reacts to changes in the weather differently. If your town is accustomed to getting heavy snowfall each winter, the town will be ready with salted roads and snow plows. Other towns almost never get snow, and even an inch or two can stop normal activities in their paths. Then, there's the other extreme. In places like Norway, winters drag on for months, and snowfall is common. Kids will still go to school on snowy days, and they're even allowed to have recess outside. 

Kids love playing in the snow, but their teachers don't always love the ways they want to roughhouse with their friends. I'm sure teachers would love for the children to build snowmen or snow forts, while trying to stay dry and not losing any mittens or hats. Instead, these kids started chucking snowballs at each other. What a fun pastime! All the teachers see are kids who are going to be sent to the nurse's office with bruises from icy snowballs, as well as children who will be soggy and wet in class from all that melted snow. The kiddos won't care, of course. Especially the students in this story from u/hanscaboose, who were determined not to let school authorities stop their good times.

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