On January 10th, all four York County school districts have declared that they will hold a virtual e-learning day. The specifics for each district are listed below.
Fort Mill School District
Fort Mill, South CarolinaDue to a forecast of potentially dangerous winter weather, the Fort Mill School District (FMSD) has announced that all schools and district facilities will be closed on Friday, January 10. The area is expected to see snow and ice, according to the National Weather Service, which raises concerns about dangerous driving conditions for both drivers and bus passengers.
The district underlined its dedication to guaranteeing the safety of kids and staff throughout this weather event in a message sent to families and staff. Schools will therefore switch to eLearning for the day, with each school providing detailed instructions on classes and homework.
Important Information:
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All FMSD schools and facilities will be closed on Friday, January 10.
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Students will participate in eLearning; details about lessons and assignments will be communicated by teachers.
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All afterschool activities and sporting events on Friday are canceled.
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District facilities will remain closed on Saturday, January 11.
Additionally, the district thanked workers and families for their cooperation and understanding throughout this time.
Families are urged to keep an eye on official district communications for continuous updates regarding the weather and how it affects school operations.
Rock Hill School District
Rock Hill, South CarolinaThe Rock Hill School District has declared Friday, January 10, to be an eLearning Day for all students in preparation for possibly dangerous winter weather. Starting at roughly 9:00 AM, weather forecasters predict a mix of snow and sleet, making the roadways dangerous for families, student drivers, and buses.
Out of extreme caution to protect the safety of both staff and kids, the district has chosen to hold an eLearning day. Teachers will use the district’s online learning platform to provide pupils instructions and homework.
Important Information:
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All Rock Hill schools will transition to eLearning on Friday, January 10.
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All extracurricular activities on Friday and Saturday are canceled.
The district will keep a careful eye on the weather and issue updates as necessary. For the most recent information, families are urged to consult the district’s official communications.
The Rock Hill School District is grateful for the community’s cooperation and understanding throughout this weather event. Please be careful!
Clover School District
Clover, South CarolinaIn order to protect staff and students from the impending winter storm, the Clover School District (CSD) has announced that it would switch to asynchronous e-learning on Friday, January 10, 2025. Parents will receive information about the E-Learning Day directly from the district.
Without in-person instruction, the asynchronous style enables students to finish tasks at their own pace. For younger children, assignments will be offered in paper packets or via Canvas, the district’s online learning management system. This adaptable method guarantees that students can continue their education while accommodating different family schedules.
Important Information for the E-Learning Day:
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No live instruction:
Students will work independently on assignments. -
Assignment access:
Materials will be available on Canvas or through paper packets. -
Teacher support:
Staff will hold virtual office hours from
8:00 AM to 11:30 AM
to assist students with questions or technical issues. -
Work submission:
Students will have until
Friday, January 17, 2025
, to complete and submit assignments. Work turned in by this date will count toward attendance for the missed school day.
Effect on Activities and Athletics:
There will be no sporting events on Friday, January 10, or Saturday, January 11. In the days ahead, the district will give information on rescheduling these events.
As safety is the top priority during this weather event, the Clover School District values the community’s cooperation and understanding. Official district communications encourage families to be informed.
Clover, be careful!
York School District
York, South Carolina York School District 1 will prioritize staff and student safety by switching to asynchronous E-Learning on Friday, January 10, 2025, in anticipation of the winter storm. Furthermore, there will be no sporting activities on Friday, January 10, or Saturday, January 11.
What to anticipate on the day of asynchronous online learning:
- No live instruction: Students will complete assignments independently.
- Assignment access: Learning materials will be available through Canvas or in paper packets provided for younger students.
- Flexibility for families: The asynchronous format allows students to complete their work at a time that best fits their family s schedule.
- Teacher support: Staff will hold virtual office hours from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM to assist students with locating or completing assignments.
Attendance and Submission of Work:
Beginning on Friday, January 10, 2025, students will have a maximum of five days to finish and turn in their work. For any assignments to be considered present for the missed school day, they must be submitted by Friday, January 17, 2025.
Sports and Recreation:
Every sporting event scheduled for Friday and Saturday has been canceled. As soon as feasible, details about the rescheduled activities will be communicated.
As it strives to ensure safety during this weather event, York School District 1 values the cooperation and understanding of families. For further information, keep up with district communications.
York, be careful!