Scott Schulz, principal of Rossville Middle-High School in Rossville, Ind., had nothing but time on his hands Wednesday. School was canceled due to arctic weather for a second consecutive day, and Schulz was going “stir crazy.”  “Missing our students and staff!” he tweeted.  Then, he picked up a camera to document his day on the empty campus. It began at the toaster and got weirder more interesting from there.  The idea for the video wasn’t Schulz’s alone; he’d been prompted by Education Week, which asked principals to post photos Wednesday to “capture the moments that represent their daily lives as school leaders.” Countless principals complied using the hashtag #APrincipalsDay, and Education Week curated the images “to show the differences and similarities that principals share in their demanding, yet rewarding jobs.”  But as the Frankfort Times has noted, Schulz “isn’t like most high school principals.” He is, the local newspaper said, “unique” — and indeed, on Wednesday, he was apparently the only principal to make #APrincipalsDay video set to an ABBA song.  ADDENDUM: School was canceled again Thursday in Rossville, where it’s … kind of cold.  Temperature -9. Wind Speed at 9 equals a calculated wind chill of -26.1. With wind gust at 18 the wind chill moves to -32.7.  — Rossville Schools (@RossvilleSchool) January 8, 2015  Schulz braved the big chill to make lunch for his school’s custodial staff.  [This post has been updated.]  J. Freedom du Lac is the editor of The Post's general assignment news desk. He was previously a Local enterprise reporter and, before that, the paper’s pop music critic.
Rossville Middle-High School's Scott Schulz has been called "unique" by a local paper. There is now video proof.