BALTIMORE (AP) — The Maryland State Board of Education has set guidelines for considering waivers to post-Labor Day school starts under Gov. Larry Hogan’s recent executive order.
The board announced the guidelines Monday.
Local boards will have to demonstrate they’ve met at least one compelling justification outlined in the governor’s order. They also will have to have conducted at least one public meeting where the waiver application was considered and approved.
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3 comments:
No waivers. Everyone should start the day after labor day.
What substantial justifications are there?
Wow demoturds are really really spoiled morons. Want some cheese with that WINE...My guess is the marxist unions are behind this. Get rid of UNIONS and get school vouchers on the ballot
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