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Several Schools Extend At-Home Learning to Thursday, October 22

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Several schools, including Whitehorse High School, will transition to at-home learning on Thursday, October 22, due to heavy rains and increased flooding. School and district leadership are monitoring weather conditions as the district implements a virtual day for affected campuses.

Key takeaways

  • At-home learning will be extended to Thursday, October 22, for several schools due to heavy rains and flooding.
  • Whitehorse High School, Bluff Elementary, Montezuma Creek Elementary, Monument Valley High School, Tse'Bii'Nidzisgai Elementary, and Navajo Mountain High School will hold a virtual day.
  • Students should monitor email and Canvas Announcements for teacher instructions.
  • Families of students in Monticello or Blanding may contact schools to excuse absences related to weather concerns.

Several schools will extend at-home learning to Thursday, October 22, due to heavy rains and increased flooding, according to a notice from Whitehorse High School. The transition to a virtual day affects Bluff Elementary School, Montezuma Creek Elementary School, Whitehorse High School, Monument Valley High School, Tse'Bii'Nidzisgai Elementary School, and Navajo Mountain High School.

The district announced that Thursday, October 22, will serve as a virtual day for the affected schools. Students are expected to monitor their email and Canvas Announcements pages for specific instructions from their teachers.

School and district leadership stated they are continually monitoring the weather. For students attending schools in Monticello or Blanding, families may contact their respective schools to excuse absences if they feel nervous about the extreme weather.

Families are encouraged to check their email and Thrillshare notifications to stay current on developments.

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