Effective immediately, students and employees who test positive may end isolation after five full days if fever-free and other symptoms have improved.

Families living in the affected areas need to make enrollment decisions for their middle school and high school aged children for the 2022-23 school year by the Jan. 5 deadline.

Try a Community Ed Class

The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is now available for children ages 5-11, and on-site testing is available for students and employees at the District Service Center beginning Nov. 9.

Magnet schools offer parents increased choice in their child’s education by providing a concentrated focus that offers innovative ways to meet students’ learning goals through a particular theme.

There are four proposed high school changes and four proposed middle school changes. Recommendations are part of larger process to address projected growth and facilities needs.

The first two days will be “snow days” with no regular classes at school or online. Any additional days beyond the first two will be E-Learning Days.

Zoom on Oct 12 to learn more about the Booster Club

Student drop off & pick up guidelines

State officials have given school districts the responsibility to determine COVID-19 mitigation strategies at the local level this school year. Review these before the first day of school.

Formerly known as the Free and Reduced-Price Meals Program, the Educational Benefits Program is more than just a free meal application. It also provides critical funding for your child's school.

Fall 2021-22 Information posted here