Thanks to fall storms, school districts throughout the North Olympic Peninsula are changing their schedules.
Districts were closed for several days during the post-Thanksgiving snow and other bad weather in the fall and the state requires them to make up those days.
On Tuesday, the Sequim School Board voted unanimously to add three days to the school year, accepting Superintendent Garn Christensen’s recommendation to change the last day of school to June 20 instead of June 15.
Sequim High School’s graduation ceremony will be held as planned on June 8.
Other school district plans are:
The Port Angeles High School commencement will be on June 22, while the Lincoln alternative high school commencement will be on June 23.
The Port Townsend High School graduation ceremonies remain scheduled on June 8.
The district, which closed for four days during fall storms, made up one day this week by resuming classes after the holiday break on Tuesday rather than Wednesday.
High school graduation ceremonies still will be on June 15.
High school graduation still will be on June 9.
Clallam Bay schools also dismissed classes for the holidays one day late, on Dec. 20 rather than Dec. 19.
Neah Bay schools also made up days on Dec. 21, Dec. 22 and Dec. 23.
More make-up dates will be announced, she said.
Graduation dates remain June 8 for Clallam Bay High School and June 9 for Neah Bay.
