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Superintendent: district has used one snow day, third would be a remote instruction day
Summary
Dr. Scanlon said the district has used one snow day, retains another in reserve and plans to run a remote instructional day if a third snow day is needed; he said the remote plan has been distributed and families should be prepared.
Dr. Scanlon, superintendent of schools, said this winter the district has used one snow day, another day remains "in the bank," and a third snow day would be handled as a remote instruction day.
"Right now we've only used 1 snow day," he said, and added, "Our third snow day though will be remote day so everyone should be prepared." Dr. Scanlon said the district’s remote plan has been distributed so staff and families can prepare in case the district must shift to remote instruction.
He encouraged families to review the plan and be ready should weather conditions require remote learning. The superintendent did not specify which grades or programs would have differing remote schedules or how remote attendance would be tracked.
