Fayette County Schools Superintendent Manny Caulk announced Wednesday that August 24th will be the first day of class for Lexington public school students. Caulk said the new model provides for on-campus face-to-face instruction.
The Superintendent noted the school system is considering several possible configurations when it does re-open. He said each scenario involves consideration of a number of factors including academic instruction, extra-curricular activities, transportation, and health and screening protocols.
This week the school district is launching a survey, asking families to weigh in on the possible instructional models.?
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