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YCSD Mitigation Strategies - Student Masking UpdatePosted on: Monday, February 14, 2022During a special meeting this evening, the York County School Board voted unanimously to adjust some of the division’s COVID-19 mitigation strategies. Beginning Tuesday, February 22, students will have the option to remove masks while inside YCSD school buildings and offices. Read more |
YCSDigest - February 10, 2022Posted on: Thursday, February 10, 2022YCSDigest regarding School Board Work Session & Special Meeting, Regional Superintendent of the Year, 2022 YCSD Science Fair Results, VDOE Mathematics Standards of Learning Review and Revision, and Community Announcements Read more |
YCSD Mitigation Strategies - Masking UpdatePosted on: Friday, January 21, 2022As we seek additional guidance regarding the conflicts between Executive Order 2 and SB1303, the York County School Division will continue to implement the layered mitigation strategies that have been in place in our schools throughout this school year - including requiring all students, staff and visitors to wear masks inside school buildings and on school buses - until further notice. Read more |
YCSD Virtual Learning Day - January 21, 2022Posted on: Thursday, January 20, 2022Friday, January 21, will be a virtual learning day for all York County School Division students, including preschool, due to the forecast for winter weather tonight and tomorrow. While the forecasts continue to change slightly as to the timing and amount of snowfall, we are making this decision now to give our families and staff enough notice to prepare and to ensure students and staff are not traveling to and from school in potentially hazardous conditions. Read more |
YCSD Early Release Day - January 20, 2022Posted on: Wednesday, January 19, 2022York County School Division will be implementing early dismissals for all schools tomorrow, Thursday, January 20 due to the potential for hazardous road conditions as winter weather moves into our area. As a reminder, when schools close early for weather, all afterschool activities, athletics and the Right at School program are also canceled. PreSchool programs are also not held on early release days. The adjusted schedule for early release days is available on the division website. Read more |
Instructional Material ReviewPosted on: Tuesday, January 18, 2022The Instruction Department will hold a public review of the instructional materials recommended for adoption by the school division. These materials may include physical textbooks, eBooks, and any additional electronic resources. The purchasing of these materials will depend on funding. Read more |
YCSD Informational Release - Week of Jan. 17, 2022Posted on: Monday, January 17, 2022On Saturday, Governor Youngkin issued an executive order related to schools and masking. It is important to note that this order does not go into effect until Monday, January 24. Therefore, tomorrow morning and all this week, students and staff will continue to be required to wear masks in schools and on school buses in accordance with the protocols we have had in place this school year. Read more |
YCSD Adopts Shorter Isolation and Quarantine PeriodsPosted on: Monday, January 10, 2022The York County School Division will adopt shorter isolation and quarantine periods for staff and students in grades K-12, effective Tuesday, January 11, 2022. This adjustment reflects information received from state officials after the CDC provided clarification on the agency’s revised guidance. Read more |
YCSDigest - January 6, 2022Posted on: Thursday, January 06, 2022YCSDigest regarding COVID-19 Update, FEV Tutor Family Informational Webinar, THS DECA Recognition, Driver Education Standards of Learning, Data Science Standards of Learning, and Community Announcements Read more |
YCSD Schools Closed - January 4, 2022Posted on: Monday, January 03, 2022The York County School Division will be closed for students tomorrow, Tuesday, January 4. The rain and snow that affected our area today are expected to produce icy road conditions overnight. Based on the forecasted temperatures, these conditions are not expected to improve sufficiently to allow bus transportation tomorrow morning. Read more |
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