MONDAY 01/10/22 7:30 p.m.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV)- The Green Bay Area Public School District has announced new extensions on multiple schools that are currently teaching virtually.
According to the release, two different schools in the District will be extending their virtual learning plans due to staff issuing.
On Monday, January 10, GBAPSD released details of Minoka High School Program and Washington Middle Schools will both continue with virtual learning. Originally, the virtual learning was scheduled to conclude on Monday, January 10.
Both schools will continue virtually until Thursday, January 13, which has been in effect since January 6th. Officials also wanted to make sure Minoka-Hill students should still attend in-person learning unless otherwise instructed.
No other information has been released at this time. Local Five will update this story when new details emerge.
ORGINIAL STORY: Minoka HS Program, Washington Middle School go temporarily virtual, starting Jan. 6
WEDNESDAY 01/05/22 8:51 p.m.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The Minoka High School Program and Washington Middle School will be moved to virtual temporarily, starting Jan. 6.
According to the Green Bay Area Public School District, the change to virtual is because of a critical staff shortage. The district’s plan is to stay virtual from Thursday through Monday, Jan. 10.
District officials say Jan. 6 will be an asynchronous learning day for students – independent learning.
If you are part of a family that has children in these schools, staff say teachers will be contacting parents or the student regarding virtual instruction for Friday and Monday.
The release says scheduled co-curricular activities will still occur, unless otherwise talked about specifically.
Meal pick-up will also be the following:
- Minoka High School Program students should contact school if they wish to pick-up meals.
- Washington Middle School students can pick-up meals between 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
If the critical staffing shortage at Minoka High School Program or Washington Middle School has not been resolved by end of Jan. 10, district officials say they will notify families no later than 9:00 p.m. to tell them if virtual instruction will continue.
