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HCPS posts draft plan for virtual snow days; hotspots estimated at about $200,000
Summary
Harford County Public Schools presented a draft inclement‑weather plan proposing synchronous virtual instruction after three traditional closures, four hours of live instruction, and attendance tracking; staff estimates hotspot costs about $200,000 and the plan will be posted for 30 days for public review.
Harford County Public Schools presented a draft plan on Aug. 18 to permit synchronous virtual instruction on inclement‑weather days after the district uses three traditional closure days. The draft requires schools to provide four hours of live instruction, pre‑announce decisions to allow students to take home technology, and record attendance. The…
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