Total solar eclipse: Some Indiana schools cancel classes; others go virtual

(WIBC) — With many parts of the Hoosier state expected to have a clear view of the upcoming total solar eclipse, some schools have announced that they will be canceling classes on Monday.

Continue reading for a list of schools that will be giving students the day off in honor of the eclipse. Below, you will also find a list of schools that will be offering e-learning, instead of in-person classes.

Schools canceling classes on April 8

• Brebeuf High School.
• Brownsburg Community Schools.
• Cardinal Ritter High School.
• Carmel Clay Schools.
• Center Grove Community Schools.
• Eastern Hancock Schools.
• Fort Wayne Community Schools.
• Guerin Catholic High School.
• Hamilton Heights schools.
• Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
• Heritage Christian High School.
• Indianapolis Public Schools.
• Lawrence Township.
• Lebanon Community Schools.
• Mill Creek Community Schools.
• Monroe County Community Schools.
• Muncie Community Schools.
• Noblesville Schools.
• Park Tudor School.
• Pike Township.
• Plainfield Community Schools.
• Roncalli High School.
• Southern Hancock County Schools.
• Speedway Schools.
• Wayne Township.
• Zionsville Community Schools.

Schools doing e-learning on April 8

• Avon Community schools.
• Beech Grove Schools.
• Bishop Chatard High School.
• Cathedral High School.
• Clark-Pleasant Community Schools.
• Danville Community Schools.
• Decatur Township.
• Franklin Township Community Schools.
• Greenfield-Central Community Schools.
• Jennings County Schools.
• Martinsville Schools.
• Mooresville Schools.
• Mt. Vernon Community Schools.
• Perry Township.
• Scecina Memorial High School.
• Warren Township.
• Washington Township.
• Westfield Washington Schools.