St. Cloud School board chair Shannon Haws joined me on WJON today. She says they haven t forgotten about the need for renovations at Apollo High School. Haws says they don t have a timeline for when they may ask voters to approve renovations at Apollo High School but they have had discussions on the subject. She says they are looking at next steps with the project, and are exploring potential funding options in hopes of reducing the amount of potential tax burden on the public. Haws says they want to be good stewards of the public dollars .
Both Tech and Apollo High School held their proms Saturday May 15. Haws says this was a great celebrations for these students and was happy this event could take place in a mostly normal way. Haws says plans are in place for the Tech and Apollo graduations this week. Both schools will hold their graduations ceremonies at Rivers Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud. Both will be this Friday with Tech s at 5pm and Apollo s at
St. Cloud School board chair Shannon Haws joined me on WJON today. She says they haven t forgotten about the need for renovations at Apollo High School. Haws says they don t have a timeline for when they may ask voters to approve renovations at Apollo High School but they have had discussions on the subject. She says they are looking at next steps with the project, and are exploring potential funding options in hopes of reducing the amount of potential tax burden on the public. Haws says they want to be good stewards of the public dollars .
Both Tech and Apollo High School held their proms Saturday May 15. Haws says this was a great celebrations for these students and was happy this event could take place in a mostly normal way. Haws says plans are in place for the Tech and Apollo graduations this week. Both schools will hold their graduations ceremonies at Rivers Edge Convention Center in St. Cloud. Both will be this Friday with Tech s at 5pm and Apollo s at
Secondary Students Returning to In-Person Learning Next Month
At Wednesday night s school board meeting, Superintendent
Willie Jett announced a tentative plan to move junior high and high school students to the in-person learning model Monday through Friday for the first time since last spring.
Mid-winter break will take place March 1st through 5th, and then to prepare for the switch there would be no school for secondary students on March 8th and 9th. Secondary students in the District Learning Academy also would not have school those two days.
The return to in-person learning would then begin on March 10th right at the start of the third trimester.