SALISBURY – Education officials say additional information will be provided in the coming weeks as the school system plans its return to full, in-person instruction this fall.
On May 11, the Wicomico County Board of Education voted to accept Superintendent Dr. Donna Hanlin’s plan for a full fall return.
In her presentation this week, Hanlin said the school system’s return to five days of traditional instruction aligns with the Maryland State Board of Education’s resolution calling on schools to reopen for the 2021-2022 academic year.
“We clearly are committed to equity for students and understand the need to recover learning loss and social-emotional loss,” she said. “Hybrid scheduling and concurrent teaching models are definitely not in the best interest of students.”
Late last month, the state board issued a resolution calling on local boards of education to permit all students to attend school for at least 180 school days and a minimum of 1,080 school hours for in-person instruction this fall.
Thankfully my last child is graduating in June and I never have to deal with the failed Wicomico school system again and can’t wait to move from ghettobury and Maryland it’s become a huge crap hole
AND DON’T FORCE MY KIDS TO GET A VACINE THAT ISN’T NEEDED. LET SMART, MINDFUL, SELF SUPPORTING PARENTS MAKE THAT DECISION. WE DON’T NEED THE GOVENRMENT DIRECTING EVERYTHING.
I will believe it when I see it!
Nothing will be normal in Sept. It will be chaos since folks will be more angry than normal. Then the holiday craze that didnt happen last year. Prob a shortage for school supplies, school clothes, halloweenie candy, turkeys, xmas hams, xmas trees. Cmon man, normal my ass with everyone chasing a buck.