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Board approves virtual inclement-weather plan after stakeholder survey; plan requires four hours of synchronous instruction
Summary
After a presentation and board questions, Baltimore County Public Schools approved a virtual inclement-weather day plan for 2025–26 that would move to virtual days after three traditional closure days; the plan includes a two-hour delay schedule and a requirement of four hours of synchronous instruction.
The Baltimore County Board of Education voted to approve a virtual inclement-weather plan for the 2025–26 school year after a presentation by Superintendent Rogers and follow-up questions from board members.
Rogers said the district surveyed stakeholders and received more than 6,500 responses. On whether to extend the school year rather than use virtual days,…
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