INDIANAPOLIS — Students in the MSD of Pike Township will again have an eLearning day Tuesday.
Superintendent Flora Reichanadter said on her official social media accounts that the district will have a remote learning day because of a lack of bus drivers.
This is not the first time a lack of bus drivers has forced students to stay home. It also comes as the Pike Township teachers union and school officials work to come to an agreement on a new contract.
The district and teachers union are still waiting to hear from a third-party mediator after failing to come to an agreement on their own by Monday's deadline.
Due to the lack of bus drivers today, November 16th, @PikeSchools will have a remote learning day. All staff continue to report to work. The NJELC and learning pods will be open. pic.twitter.com/zgjxGxqOgn
— Dr. Flora (@DrFloraIndy) November 16, 2021
