JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Officials with the Jackson Public School District (JPS) said there are still challenges with low water pressure and heating at various schools.
On Monday, January 22, some schools will be relocated while others will transition to virtual learning. All other schools will resume in-person learning.
Officials said all elementary schools will report in-person on Monday, but some will be relocated.
Schools to be Relocated on January 22:
- Clausell Elementary to Green Elementary
- Marshall Elementary to Walton Elementary
- Johnson/Pecan Elementary to Galloway Elementary
- Shirley Elementary to Dawson Elementary
- Lester Elementary to Lake Elementary
- Sykes Elementary to Smith Elementary
- Key Elementary to North Jackson Elementary
- Timberlawn Elementary to John Hopkins Elementary
- Wilkins Elementary to Van Winkle Elementary
Buses will follow their normal bus routes with student pick-up at their regular time. Additionally, all students will be bused from their home school to relocated school sites, where teachers will provide quality instruction. At the end of the school day, students will be transported back to their home school for dismissal.
Only the Schools Listed Below are Scheduled for Virtual Learning on January 22:
- Bailey APAC/Northwest Middle
- Powell/Brinkley Middle
- Peeples Middle
- Whitten Middle
- Callaway High
- Forest Hill High
- Jim Hill High
- Murrah High
- Lanier High
- Provine High
- Wingfield High
- Career Development Center
Virtual instruction will begin at the following times for each division of the schools listed above. Schools will provide the virtual links to their respective students and families:
- Middle – 8:00 a.m.
- High – 8:50 a.m.
Nutrition on the Go meals will be available for pick up at every active school site from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Families can go to their nearest school to pick up meals.