This new plan accommodates the changes that come with going virtual.
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(Trimble County, Ky.) – Earlier this week, Trimble County Public Schools announced that following along with the guidance from Governor Andy Beshear, they will be moving all classes to a virtual setting for the beginning of the school year.
Due to the change in plans, the school has updated its back to school plan to accommodate the new procedures that will be taking place.
The new plan outlines instruction for those students with learning plans, areas around Trimble County where students can connect to WiFi, and school meal plans.
“We were disheartened with the Governor’s most recent recommendation and want nothing more than to see our students in-person and resume school functions and activities. We wholeheartedly believe our students need to return to school in person as soon as that option is safe to do so - but until then, we remain committed to providing meaningful learning experiences for all students. We also want our students safe, our employees safe and our community safe. We are committed to the community we serve and feel compelled to do everything possible to support our students academically, socially, and emotionally,” stated the school in their new reopening plan.
If you would like to view the new plan you can click here.
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