All four York County School Districts have announced they will conduct a virtual e-learning day on January 10th. Below are the specific details for each district
Fort Mill School District
Fort Mill, SC – The Fort Mill School District (FMSD) has announced the closure of all schools and district facilities on Friday, January 10, in response to a forecast of potentially hazardous winter weather. The National Weather Service predicts snow and ice in the area, raising concerns about unsafe travel conditions for both buses and car riders.
In a statement to families and staff, the district emphasized its commitment to ensuring the safety of students and employees during this weather event. As a result, schools will shift to eLearning for the day, with specific instructions regarding lessons and class assignments to be provided by individual schools.
Key Details:
- All FMSD schools and facilities will be closed on Friday, January 10.
- Students will participate in eLearning; details about lessons and assignments will be communicated by teachers.
- All afterschool activities and sporting events on Friday are canceled.
- District facilities will remain closed on Saturday, January 11.
The district also expressed appreciation for the understanding and cooperation of families and staff during this time.
For ongoing updates about the weather and its impact on school operations, families are encouraged to monitor official district communications.
Rock Hill School District
Rock Hill, SC – In anticipation of potentially hazardous winter weather, Rock Hill School District has announced that Friday, January 10, will be an eLearning Day for all students. Weather officials are predicting a mix of snow and sleet starting around 9:00 AM, creating unsafe conditions for buses, student drivers, and families on the roads.
The district has opted for an eLearning day out of an abundance of caution to ensure the safety of students and staff. Teachers will provide students with assignments and instructions through the district’s online learning platform.
Key Details:
- All Rock Hill schools will transition to eLearning on Friday, January 10.
- All extracurricular activities on Friday and Saturday are canceled.
The district will continue to monitor the weather closely and provide updates as needed. Families are encouraged to check official district communications for the latest information.
Rock Hill School District appreciates the understanding and cooperation of its community during this weather event. Please stay safe!
Clover School District
Clover, SC – With Winter Storm approaching, the Clover School District (CSD) has announced a transition to asynchronous E-Learning on Friday, January 10, 2025, to ensure the safety of students and staff. The district will provide direct communication to parents with details about the E-Learning Day.
The asynchronous format allows students to complete assignments on their own schedule without live instruction. Assignments will be available through Canvas, the district’s online learning management system, or in paper packets for younger students. This flexible approach accommodates varying family schedules while ensuring students can continue their learning.
Key Details for the E-Learning Day:
- 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.
Impact on Athletics and Activities:
All athletic events scheduled for Friday, January 10, and Saturday, January 11, have been canceled. The district will provide updates regarding rescheduling these events in the coming days.
Clover School District appreciates the community’s cooperation and understanding as it prioritizes safety during this weather event. Families are encouraged to stay informed through official district communications.
Stay safe, Clover!
York School District
York, SC – In preparation for the arrival of the winter storm, York School District 1 will transition to asynchronous E-Learning on Friday, January 10, 2025, prioritizing the safety of students and staff. Additionally, all athletic events scheduled for Friday, January 10, and Saturday, January 11, have been canceled.
What to Expect on the Asynchronous E-Learning Day:
- 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.
Work Submission and Attendance:
Students will have up to five days from Friday, January 10, 2025, to complete and submit their work. All assignments must be turned in by Friday, January 17, 2025, to be counted as present for the missed school day.
Athletics and Activities:
All athletic events for both Friday and Saturday have been canceled. Information on rescheduled events will be shared as soon as possible.
York School District 1 appreciates the understanding and cooperation of families as it works to maintain safety during this weather event. Stay connected to official district communications for further updates.
Stay safe, York!
