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2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR REMOTE SNOW DAY PILOT PROGRAM
2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR REMOTE SNOW DAY PILOT PROGRAM
Continuing the Department’s [Education] ongoing efforts to provide districts with flexibility in meeting local needs during the pandemic, the Department has continued the snow day pilot. This pilot may allow school districts to pivot to remote instruction on what would otherwise be a day of school closure due to a snow emergency.
PURSUANT TO REVISED REQUIREMENTS BY THE BOARD OF REGENTS, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2018:
PURSUANT TO REVISED REQUIREMENTS BY THE BOARD OF REGENTS, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2018:
1) SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST HOLD 180 DAYS OF INSTRUCTION EACH SCHOOL YEAR (4 OF THE 180 DAYS CAN BE SUPERINTENDENT'S CONFERENCE DAYS), and
1) SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST HOLD 180 DAYS OF INSTRUCTION EACH SCHOOL YEAR (4 OF THE 180 DAYS CAN BE SUPERINTENDENT'S CONFERENCE DAYS), and
2) SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST MEET THE ANNUAL AGGREGATE MINIMUM NUMBER OF HOURS EACH SCHOOL YEAR TO QUALIFY FOR STATE FOUNDATIONAL AID:
2) SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST MEET THE ANNUAL AGGREGATE MINIMUM NUMBER OF HOURS EACH SCHOOL YEAR TO QUALIFY FOR STATE FOUNDATIONAL AID:
- 450 HOURS FOR HALF-DAY KINDERGARTEN
- 900 HOURS FOR GRADES K-6
- 950 HOURS FOR GRADES 7-12
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