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Board approves extension of homebound instruction for a student through end of school year
Summary
The Conestoga Valley board approved a request to continue homebound instruction beyond the standard 12 weeks for a student, following a presentation explaining attendance rules and the board’s responsibility for extensions.
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The Conestoga Valley Board approved a request March 9 to continue homebound instruction for a student beyond the 12‑week threshold that triggers board approval.
Miss Schaefer explained that homebound instruction provides a limited number of hours per week and that continuing instruction past the 12‑week mark requires board approval because of attendance-reporting rules. She said the request meets required medical documentation and the district will continue the instruction for the remainder of the school year as needed.
A board member moved to approve the request; the motion was seconded and the board approved by voice vote.

