Board approves emergency instruction plan authorizing limited virtual learning days
Board approved a resolution allowing the district to operate virtually beyond the six state-provided calamity days, capped at an additional 15 virtual days; officials emphasized collective-bargaining limits and that the option is for emergencies only.
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The Hamtramck Board of Education approved an emergency instruction plan that allows the district to operate virtually when it exceeds the state’s six calamity days, with a cap on additional virtual instruction of up to 15 days.
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