Due to Clinton County becoming a ‘Red’ county on the State of Indiana’s Metrics map Wednesday, Kaspar Media sent out email requests to all four Clinton County schools and asked what their plans were when they returned to school on Monday, January 4. Here is what the schools said.
Frankfort Superintendent Joel McKinney
Frankfort schools will return to in-person school on Monday, January 4 for all students. School administration will monitor the data when we return to determine if adjustments need to be made. Athletic events will continue with spectators limited to 2 family members per athlete.
Clinton Central Superintendent Al Remaly
Clinton County is now in the Red classification for community spread of the COVID19 virus. Due to this classification, we are making some adjustments to the school schedule for the junior/senior high school next week.
Clinton Central Jr/Sr High School will transition back to the hybrid schedule starting on Monday, January 4, 2021. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of next week will be GREEN days with Tuesday and Thursday being WHITE days. (High School Principal) Mr. (Brad) Smith will be emailing the students with this information before next Monday.
Clinton Central Elementary School will follow their regular schedule.
As we have continuously done, my administrative team will assess the COVID data and communicate with the health department. When schedule changes need to be adjusted, I will let you know as soon as possible.
It is very important that you communicate any positive cases with us or any attendance issues that arise due to your child being considered a close contact. Please email [email protected] with this information.
Rossville Superintendent Jim Hanna
We are going to limit the attendance at athletic events to participants, support personnel, participants’ parents, guardians, siblings, and other minor children of a parent or guardian of the participants.