ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – After voting to push back the school start date three weeks, the St. Johns County School District had to adjust its school calendar for the 2020-2021 school year.
The school board voted to approve a new calendar during a special meeting on Tuesday. Among the changes, the district decided to cut two days from its spring break in March.
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The school year will now begin on Aug. 31 and end on June 10.
St. Johns County School District revises the school calendar to push back the school start date to Aug. 31.
— Travis Gibson (@TravisDgibson) July 28, 2020
Will cut two days from Spring Break in March and school will end June 10. pic.twitter.com/46tT7x74dB
The new calendar also includes revised preplanning dates and a reduced number of days in the second semester of the school year.
The school board also approved unanimously an instructional continuity plan. The plan is a refined version of the district’s reopening proposal and lays out how the district will handle contact tracing, safety protocols and transportation.
The school board meeting began at 4 p.m. and was followed by another special school board meeting at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the adoption of a tentative budget.
This is a developing story.
