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Updated: School District Administration Suggests Sept. 20 Start For 2018-19 School Year

January 23, 2018 School Board

Schools Superintendent John Ravally told parents that the late start date for the 2018-19 school year is necessary to ensure all of the “One Less Move” changes are in place. (File photo).

Update: The Board of Education adopted the proposed 2018-19 schedule that sets September 20 as the first day of school.

Two parents spoke against the late start, saying it would be an inconvenience for parents, and that it would interfere with fall sports practices.

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