March 12, 2024: Construction Update on Timpview High, Shoreline Middle, and Wasatch Elementary
- March 14th, 2024
As of March 12, 2024, construction developments at Timpview High School, Shoreline Middle School,...
There have been many questions regarding the end of the school year and related procedures. The following provides answers based on the most current information available.
In an email to school districts, State Superintendent Sydnee Dickson clarified that the school year will continue as scheduled through the end of the published school year calendar.
“Some confusion by school leaders may be associated with the implications of the Board’s waiver of R277-419-4 (the 180 day/990 hour instructional days and hours requirement). The waiver from R277-419-4 was intended to address the prep days right after the soft closure and the 990 hour instructional hour requirement. The waiver was conditioned on the LEA continuing to provide educational services and instruction in accordance with their continuity of education plan and through the end of the regular school calendar adopted prior the pandemic. At its May meeting, the Board will be considering an amendment to R277-419 to explicitly provide that funding (including holding an LEA’s membership count constant) is conditioned upon the LEA providing educational services through the end of the LEA’s regularly adopted school year calendar.”
Since instruction will continue through May 22, students will need access to devices and materials for as long as possible. Processes for the return of each of these items are currently being developed. Individual schools will determine protocols for returning materials to the school and these will be communicated directly to parents. Following these school protocols, textbooks, library books, instruments, and other school-owned materials should be returned to the school when the school opens for book returns.
Once again, since instruction will continue through May 22, students may need access to devices through the rest of the school year. The district technology department is creating a plan for returning Chromebooks. These plans will be communicated to all parents via email, and posted on the district and school websites and social media platforms.
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