13 school districts in Kentucky, including Todd County, have been approved for waivers for Non-Traditional Instructional Days. The Non-Traditional Day waiver allows Todd County to continue with class in the event of inclement weather. The decision to implement the Inclement Weather Plan or Non-Traditional Instructional Days is the decision of the Superintendent, upon advisement from the Director of Transportation and Director of Pupil Personnel.

Teachers at Todd County Central High School have provided students with 10 days of study upon leaving school on December 18^th.
Each unit and additional directions are provided on teacher websites. When students are notified of “Inclement Weather Days” students should begin working on the lessons on a day-by-day basis. The 10-day units are not designed to be completed over a one-day period. Teachers will be accessible during inclement weather days by email or other alternate means provided by each individual teacher. A grade will be given for each daily unit of instruction assigned during inclement weather days. Students are responsible for turning in daily units of study upon return to class, and will be given 7 days to complete assignments for a grade upon returning to class.

Todd County is located just over the Tennessee/Kentucky line. Centrally located, we are approximately 30 minutes east of Hopkinsville, 45 minutes west of Bowling Green, and about 1 hour north of Nashville. We have two elementary schools, one middle school, one high school and one alternative center.

We have over 2,100 students and 400 staff in Todd County. We pride ourselves on working in partnership with our community to provide the best education for all our students and preparing them for the 21st century.