Corrections Policy
We try to get every fact right the first time, and we cite a real, named source for the specific figures and policies on this site. When we get something wrong, or when a source changes, we correct it and we're direct about having done so.
If you spot an error, the fastest way to reach us is info@snowdayscore.com. Include the page URL and, if you have one, a link to the correct source. We review every report we receive.
Minor corrections, such as fixing a typo, a broken link, or an outdated citation URL, are made without a separate public notice. Substantive corrections, meaning a change to a stated fact, a district policy, a figure, or a claim that changes what the page actually says, are noted on the page itself along with the date of the correction, rather than silently edited.
This site was built on a standard of naming sources and flagging genuine sourcing gaps rather than presenting an unsupported claim as settled fact. This corrections policy is the other half of that same commitment: when we fall short of that standard, we say so.
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