EKB News

As the request for six disaster days for the Floyd County school system has been denied by the Kentucky Department of Education, students will remain in class until at least June 11th. Superintendent Henry Webb says the system will reluctantly accept the decision and move forward. On April 13th.,the Floyd County Board of Education decided to add thirty minutes to each school day to make up for lost days. If the six days had been granted and added to the extension, the closing date would have been June 3rd. Due to additional time off, May Valley Elementary and Betsy Layne High School have set June 12th. as their last instruction date.