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School Resumes on October 28, Virtual Learning Possible

By Utah News Staff · October 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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School Resumes on October 28, Virtual Learning Possible
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School will resume on Wednesday, October 28, according to Monique McDermott. A predicted storm may lead to a virtual learning day on Monday, November 2. District administration will meet on Sunday, November 1, to make the decision.

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  • School will resume on Wednesday, October 28.
  • A virtual learning day on Monday, November 2, is possible due to a predicted storm.
  • District Administration will meet on Sunday, November 1, to decide on the learning option.
  • Updates about roads are requested.
  • The Bluff Princess Pageant is scheduled for Friday, November 6.

School will resume on Wednesday, October 28, according to Monique McDermott. The decision on a virtual learning day on Monday, November 2, depends on weather conditions, with district officials set to meet on Sunday, November 1.

Monique McDermott stated that those unable to reach a bus or drive to school will be assisted. The prediction of an upcoming storm may result in a virtual learning day on Monday, November 2. District Administration will meet on Sunday, November 1, to make that call. Updates about roads are requested.

The Bluff Princess Pageant is scheduled for Friday, November 6, with more details to follow. Mrs. McDermott emphasized safety and provided contact information.

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