CHICAGO (CBS) — The state superintendent of education declared Friday night that remote e-learning days are to begin Tuesday March 31.
Those will continue until students can safely return to school, but there is no indication that will be until next school year.
READ MORE: Chicago Weather: Breezy On Tuesday READ MORE: Proposed Laws Would Improve Privacy Protections For Sex Crime Victims In IllinoisThe days will count as actual student attendance days and do not need to be made up.
MORE NEWS: Suburban Man Says Unlike Others, He's Had Plenty Of Contact With IDES -- But It's Been Of No HelpA previous state mandate from Gov. JB Pritzker, close all Illinois schools – public and private – until March 30. Under a more recent timeline, students would return to classes on Tuesday, April 21.