Today, the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the career of Chamber President Brad Richardson during their virtual chamber luncheon.
Richardson announced his retirement after almost 10 years on the job earlier this year. The organization is still in the process of finding a new president.
Starting March 22nd, students with Hardin County Schools will begin a return to instruction 5-days week. The district announced the decision after a special called board meeting Tuesday evening. District officials say several factors played into the decision.
That March 22nd date applies to elementary and middle school students. High Schools students will phase back into 5 days a week beginning April 12th
Wright says all health and safety guidelines will be in place. Students will be spaced out in classrooms as much as possible, with the possibility of overflow rooms should capacity drastically increase.
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Hardin County Schools Spokesperson John Wright explains what it’s going to look like as students return in-person 5-days a week. Elementary and middle schools return March 22. High schools return April 12. If anyone wants to make a change to how they attend, they need to do so by Monday, March 15 for elementary/middle schools and Friday, March 19 for high schools.
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