LAKE COUNTY, Fla. — Lake County Schools on Monday voted to delay the start of the school year from Aug. 10 to Aug. 24.
Lake County School leaders just decided to delay the start of school to August 24th. They also added a forth option for students and parents. The option features online learning being taught by a teacher at the student’s school or a teacher at a nearby school. pic.twitter.com/Mh2O2KC6ay
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The decision came after an eight-hour meeting.
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Officials have also added a fourth option for students and parents, which features online learning taught by a teacher at the student’s school, or a teacher at a nearby school.
The school board also voted to send a letter to Gov. Ron DeSantis, requesting more control in district affairs such as opening and closing dates.
A mandate issued earlier this month states all schools must open their brick-and-mortar buildings when classes resume this August. Read more about it here.
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