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Stark County CUSD 100 board approves 2026–2029 e-Learning plan
Summary
The board approved renewal of the district’s 2026–2029 Alternative (e-Learning) Plan after a public hearing; the plan keeps existing practices—elementary packets and Google Classroom for secondary students—and will be submitted to the Regional Office of Education.
The Stark County Community Unit School District #100 Board of Education voted 7-0 on June 15 to approve the 2026–2029 Alternative (e-Learning) Plan and directed Superintendent Brett Elliott to submit the renewal to the Regional Office of Education.
Superintendent Brett Elliott summarized the plan during a public hearing, saying the district has kept the same approach for six years: elementary students receive paper packets placed in backpacks for use on e-Learning days, while junior high and high school students check in and complete assignments through Google Classroom. Elliott said the district coordinates potential e-Learning decisions with road commissioners, local police and neighboring superintendents and that “the goal is to make the decision and send out a parent phone call by 6 am on an e-Learning day.” The hearing drew no public comments and President Ann Orwig closed it before the board voted.
The approval preserves the district’s ability to use e-Learning days when travel conditions make in-person instruction unsafe; it does not require the district to use e-Learning. The motion to approve was made by Mrs. Orwig and seconded by Mrs. Leezer; the vote was 7-0. Superintendent Elliott will file the renewed plan with the Regional Office of Education.
The plan’s renewal keeps existing operational steps in place—coordination with local officials, parent notification procedures, and distinct elementary vs. secondary instructional processes—so families and staff should see no immediate change in practice.
