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KCUSD administrators honor seniors
ABOVE LEFT: Reedley Middle College High School principal, Ron Pack held up a poster size school photo of graduating senior, Dylan Jackson at the April 23 event. Students can decorate the posters and place them in their front yards.
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TOP RIGHT: Robin Tyler, Kings Canyon Unified School District trustee, talks to students in the drive-thru.
ABOVE RIGHT: From left, KCUSD Superintendent John Campbell, teacher Jennifer Moore and Reedley High Principal John Ahlin waved pom poms as they cheered on passing students in front of Reedley High.
Danny Jimenez / Photos Contributed
COVID-19 Continued from page A1
"It is with the utmost concern for the safety of students and staff members that KCUSD has made the difficult decision to continue home-based learning as the mode of instruction through the end of this school year," he said. "It is our intention to have a culminating experience for all students to the point that local and state health guidelines allow. Details will be sent as plans unfold."
Cooper also said the district planned to make an important announce- ment regarding high school graduation the afternoon of April 29. Both Reedley High and Orange Cove High senior students will be impacted by whatever changes are made to graduation.
Reedley joins the Sanger Unified School District among region- al school bodies to of- ficially halt on-campus instruction through the end of the school year. Dinuba Unified is sched- uled to announce its lat- est move on Thursday, April 30, while Cutler- Orosi Joint Unified School District con- tinues on an indefinite closure of campus and home-based learning.
The Times will con- tinue to update readers on the latest in Califor- nia's shelter in place sta- tus, which continues into a seventh week.
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