WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Washington County Board of Education voted Thursday night to bring students back to in-person learning four days a week.
According to director of schools Bill Flanary, students will receive 100-percent physical or virtual attendance on four days of the week.
Students will transition to the four-day in-person plan on October 12, according to Flanary.
Students who elected to remain virtual earlier in the year may remain online, while all other students will return to in-person learning.
Flanary told News Channel 11 Wednesdays will be 100% virtual attendance to allow for cleaning in the school buildings.
The goal is to provide 35 hours of student engagement each school week.
Washington County Tennessee Schools are currently on a hybrid schedule.
