Huron School Board meeting
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HURON — With the hope that Mother Nature will co-operate for the rest of the year, a modification to the school calendar, which sets Thursday, June 6, as the official last day of school, was approved by the Huron School Board of Education at Monday night’s meeting. A total of nine snow days affected the district this winter, a number that outpaces every year for the past two decades.
The proposal outlined that student contact days will be shortened by two days, and also noted that these days are compensated for as the school calendar already significantly exceeds minimum attendance of hours at all grade levels.
The board ratified the teacher contracts made during recent negotiation sessions, which were also approved by the Huron Education Association.
Highlighted in the package are staff wages and salaries, health insurance and benefits, professional staff hiring schedule and extra duty schedules.