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Thomas: Escambia Students Will Not Make Up Missed Flood Days
May 9, 2014
Escambia School Superintendent Malcolm Thomas said that he will propose not requiring students to make up the two days missed due to flooding.
Escambia students missed April 30 and May 1 due to extreme flooding in some areas.
Students won’t be required to make up the two lost days, as long as Thomas’s proposal is approved by the school board. He said there were sufficient instructional days remaining on the school calendar.
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