Blackman High School Switches to Distance Learning

Dec 09, 2020 at 09:45 pm by WGNS


More school updates in Rutherford County due to COVID-19…

Most recently, Blackman High School parents have been notified that the school will move to distance learning for the next three days to allow time for some staff members to clear their quarantines. The school will reopen to in-person learners on Tuesday, Dec. 15.

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The school district’s COVID dashboard has also been updated with the information and the latest list of schools on distance learning.

Currently, the Rutherford County School system has seven schools out of 49 that are on distance-learning, but several are preparing to reopen (see dates on dashboard). https://www.rcschools.net/apps/news/article/1259512

Additional School Changes due to COVID-19 HERE

Message to parents:

"This is James Evans with Rutherford County Schools. We have an important announcement for you concerning COVID-19 and Blackman High School.

Beginning Thursday, Dec. 10 , all Blackman High School students will move to distance learning through Monday, Dec. 14. The school will reopen to in-person learners on Tuesday, Dec. 15.

The school is experiencing an increased number of employees who are on quarantine. So the school is closing for the next few days which will allow many of them to complete their quarantine period.

The school will also be thoroughly cleaned while closed.

We know this is an inconvenience for some parents but we have no other options because of the circumstances.

The school’s administration will follow-up with you about logistics concerning distance learning. Please bear with them as they roll out additional information."

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