SELBYVILLE — The Indian River School District will launch its 2021-22 academic year in September with a staggered opening — and a return to a full, in-person schedule.
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SELBYVILLE — The Indian River School District will launch its 2021-22 academic year in September with a staggered opening — and a return to a full, in-person schedule.
The first day of school for students in kindergarten and in grades 6 and 9, as well as children at Howard T. Ennis School (excluding preschool), will be Sept. 7.
Students in grades 1-5, 7-8 and 10-12 will return to school Sept. 8. Preschool programs, including Project V.I.L.L.A.G.E., TOTS and Howard T. Ennis, will begin Sept. 13.
The district will return to a five-day in-person schedule for all students this year. Officials have no plans to continue a hybrid (remote/in-person) model.
COVID-19 protocols regarding face coverings and social distancing will be communicated to parents prior to the opening of school.
