School districts in North Alabama are releasing their plans for the 2020-2021 school year.

Many systems are giving parents the option to either send their child back for traditional learning or to do online learning from home. The plans also detail safety measures to keep students safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

On July 22, the Huntsville City, Madison City and Madison County school districts announced in a joint news conference that they will start the new school year with at least nine weeks of virtual learning only. 

You can find the plans for North Alabama school districts below. 

Albertville City Schools: Click here

Arab City Schools: Click here

Athens City Schools: Click here 

Boaz City Schools: Click here

Colbert County Schools: Click here

Decatur City Schools: Click here

DeKalb County Schools: Click here

Florence City Schools: Click here 

Fort Payne City Schools: Click here

Franklin County Schools: Click here

Guntersville City Schools: Click here

Hartselle City Schools: Click here

Huntsville City Schools: Click here and here

Jackson County Schools: Click here

Lauderdale County Schools: Click here

Lawrence County Schools: Click here

Limestone County Schools: Click here 

Madison City Schools: Click here

Madison County Schools: Click here

Marshall County Schools: Click here

Morgan County Schools: Click here

Muscle Shoals City Schools: Click here

Russellville City Schools: Click here

Scottsboro City Schools: Click here

Sheffield City Schools: Click here

Tuscumbia City Schools: Click here

Fayetteville City, TN Schools: Click here

Lincoln County, TN Schools: Click here