MOJAVE, Calif. (KERO) — After announcing that all six schools in the Mojave Unified School District would be closed Friday due to COVID-related staffing shortages, the district is still struggling to meet the student's needs.
According to an update posted by the district on Facebook, multiple schools are adjusting their schedules Monday and Tuesday due to the shortages.
"We understand how difficult these changes can be, and how they might impact work schedules and child care, especially for those with children at multiple schools. We do not make these decisions lightly, but this was the only way that we can stay open, continue to provide full transportation offerings, and protect staff and student safety. We thank you for your patience during these unprecedented times," said the statement.
- Robert P. Ulrich Elementary School will be on a minimum day schedule for Monday and Tuesday, with a regular start time, but ending at 1:30.
- Hacienda Elementary School will be on a two-hour delayed start for Monday and Tuesday, with classes starting at 10:50, but ending at the regular time.
- California City Middle School will be on a minimum day schedule for Monday and Tuesday, with a regular start time, but ending at 11:55.
- California City High School will be on a two-hour delayed start for Monday and Tuesday, with classes starting at 9:15, but ending at the regular time.
- Mojave Elementary School will operate on its regular schedule for Monday and Tuesday.
- Mojave Jr./Sr. High School will operate on its regular schedule for Monday and Tuesday.
According to the district, all bus stops will adjust to the new times for each school.
