McKean High School’s future as a full-time, comprehensive school is once again in jeopardy as the Red Clay School District begins another round of high school restructuring discussions.
The Red Clay School Board voted in April to “pause” a plan that would have switched McKean from a traditional public high school and turn it into a hub for their 21 career-based programs.
During Monday’s latest in a series of town halls and discussions about the future plans for the district, it was announced that the 917 students who currently attend McKean would be split between A.I. duPont and the John Dickinson School, creating space for McKean, currently with the highest high school enrollment of the three, to take on its new form…