Crittenden County Supt. Vince Clark cautions students and parents, however, that NTI days will continue.
Clark said state law requires every school district to meet a minimum of 1,062 instructional hours. The superintendent said students here should reach that threshold sometime in mid May. Until then, remote-learning programs will continue.
Further details will be rolled out later, including how teachers will administer grades and end-of-year events like graduation. Crittenden County had hoped to delay long enough for an in-person graduation ceremony, but new guidelines announced by the governor today eliminate any in-person school active until after June 30 at the earliest.
See this week's printed edition of The Crittenden Press for details.
