Perhaps the weirdest school year ever will be coming to a close very soon. From uncertainty in sports, to the potential for remote learning, anyone who said they anticipated what was to come is lying. With the end of the year in sight, Superintendent of Shelbyville Schools, Shane Schurict, can only say positive things for what happened in his district this school year.

According to Schurict, there were a number of changes and adjustments necessary in order to reach their goals for the school year.

Implementing those changes doesn’t come without a few warts. Schurict explains one of those is that the final school day for students will be later than it usually is.

School days may have been shorter for students, but teachers had a lot to do. Schurict explains that teachers had to prepare for much more than they probably anticipated.

Schurict appeared as a guest on the Newstalk WTIM Morning Show live from our studios in Downtown Shelbyville.