The Central DeWitt School District is extending the hybrid model plan. Superintendent Dan Peterson announced at a Friday school board meeting the district will extend the hybrid model through September 18th. He says this means the students will continue attending school at 50-percent capacity on alternate days. Peterson says the decision is based on current COVID-19 cases in Clinton County and a desire to keep students and staff as safe as possible
The Central DeWitt Superintendent says the plan is for students to return to all inp-person classes on September 21st but that is also subject to change dependent on the situation at the time.
Link: Central DeWitt Schedule
