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Snow Days - Update

From the Office of the Superintendent - Snow Days

As you are aware, to date we have used ten snow days.  Five inclement weather days are built into the calendar.  I requested from Dr. Grasmick a waiver of five days because of the heavy snow.  On March 8, 2010, I received a letter from Dr. Grasmick approving my request.  As a result, we will not need to extend the school year.  If there are additional inclement weather days, we will have school on March 31st which is a parent conference day and April 1st which is the first day of Spring break.

 
2010-2011 Student Education Planning Guide

The Student Education Planning Guide will assist each student in developing a long-term, personalized education plan to meet the challenges of the 21st century. Using this guide, students can see the relevance, purpose, and support for individual career goals that high school coursework, service learning, and extracurricular activities provide. This guide will help students, parents, and teachers discuss career goals in order to develop and implement a six-year education plan. With advanced planning and sustained effort, students can graduate from high school having earned college credit and/or industry certification.  Click here to review the 2010-2011 Student Education Planning Guide.  

 
Approved School Consolidation

At the March 1, 2010 special board meeting, Superintendent Wheeler made a recommendation to the Board.  The Board approved the following:

 

Elementary Community Schools (Grades PreK-5)

  • Garnett Elementary
  • Rock Hall Elementary (Housed at current Rock Hall Middle School to accommodate Grade 5)
  • Millington Elementary
  • Galena Elementary
  • Worton Elementary

Kent County Middle School currently Chestertown Middle (Grades 6-8)

Kent County High School  (Grades 9-12)

 
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