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Superintendent presents draft plan for four-day week

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Iron County School District administrators are meeting with staff and discussing frequently asked questions as they work toward the transition to a four-day school week in 2027-28. Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch advised board members that all discussions about the four-day school week are still in draft form.

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