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Registration Dates/Times
If you would like to register for Remote Learning at your school you will need to sign the contract on the Franklin County website. If you need a paper copy please come to school on August 4th between 9-12 and register if you need the paper copy instead of doing it digitally. The deadline for registering will be on Friday, August 7th. On Monday, August 17th if your child is registered for the Remote Learning you will need to come to school and pick-up your child's packet and information. Please come to school between 8am and 4pm. This is for Red Bay Elementary and High School. High School Registration will be on Monday, August 3rd. Seniors; 8-9 Juniors: 9-10 Sophomores: 10-11 9th grade: 11-12 8th grade: 1-2 7th Grade: 2-3 New student registration will be on Tuesday, August 4th. This is for students 7-12th Also, if you have a student in k-6 that needs registering for school please come during that time too. What I learned today: Only one parent per student will be allowed in the building on August 3rd and 4th. You must be present to purchase a parking decal. And you must have a driver’s license. If you choose to do remote learning, you must come to the school on August 4th from 9-12 to register for this. This will be the only way to register for the remote learning. There is a compact you must sign for the remote learning. You can find this in the Reopening Plan I posted a few days ago. If you can’t print this before the 4th, you can sign it/fill it out at school. They will have copies available. But remember only one parent may come in the building with the student.
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School Summer Hours: **Monday - Thursday 8AM until 4PM**
We are still observing social distancing and attempting to limit the number of visitors inside the building. Not all employees work everyday in the summer so we ask, that when possible, to email the specific faculty member needed to make arrangements. Hopefully, most matters can be handled over email. This will help us in keeping the number of people inside the building to a minimum during the national pandemic. Thank you, Mr. Lance Mitchell
