Data on local infections will no longer automatically trigger temporary closures, officials said, because staying open for in-person school is the district’s priority.
District CFO says the upcoming school year could be another tough financial one due to ongoing revenue fallout from the pandemic.
The Superintendent has announced his intent to revoke the school's charter.
The news is a reversal of the district’s previous return to school plan.
Boardroom capacity will be limited with overflow space in the lobby.
The auditors detail an apparent “template” that was used to create the phony documents.
Students and staff in limbo as officials wait out a 30-day period before the July 29 board meeting where the revocation recommendation will be heard.
Unvaccinated staff and students must still wear masks and quarantine if necessary.
The two sides will have a hearing Thursday.
If the superintendent’s recommendation stands, Singleton Charter School will close and scatter students across other city charter schools before school starts in the fall.