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Cicero School District 99 presents three-year E-Learning plan renewal allowing up to five emergency E-Learning days
Summary
Cicero School District 99 officials presented a renewal of the district's three-year E-Learning Plan under Public Act 101-0012, which would permit up to five E-Learning days in place of emergency closures; the plan maintains minimum synchronous and total work-hour expectations, provides district Chromebooks and hotspots as needed, and drew no public questions or comments.
Dr. Mary Mycyk presented a PowerPoint at the Cicero School District 99 Board of Education public hearing on Nov. 12, 2025, seeking renewal of the district's three-year E-Learning Plan required under Public Act 101-0012 and Illinois State Code. "The purpose of the plan was for the district to seek approval to utilize up to 5 E-Learning Days in place of emergency days," Dr. Mary Mycyk said, noting the plan is unchanged from the prior three-year adoption.
Dr. Mycyk outlined program requirements: students would engage in a minimum of three hours of synchronous learning with up to five total hours of schoolwork; required services would continue to be provided to students; district-provided Chromebooks and hotspots would be made available based on need. She said the district would notify families by 8:00 p.m. the night before via automated phone call, the district website, parent email and Facebook when an E-Learning day is used. The board asked no questions and offered no comments during the hearing.
