The Morris High School council had their meeting on Monday.
Superintendent Craig Ortiz said that the Council has approved the renewal of their online learning program.
“It has been six years since we started using learning in two thousand nineteen, and there is a law of the State according to which it must be examined every three years if you want to continue using your apprenticeship plan. These are emergency closings. So we are at this time when the board of directors had to review this, and they approved a three-year revival of the plan. The end of the school year, especially at high school level, when we can use up to five days online.
He said that some school districts are moving away from online learning.
“Well, each school district has the possibility of doing so, but I can tell you that everyone does not even do it locally. Some school districts are moving away, in particular elementary level. You know, it presents challenges, and each school approaches them differently in terms of synchronous or asynchronous work online at the same time. The students can finish it.
During the meeting, the board of directors also approved the modified budget for the year 2025.
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