I teach at a large middle school in the metro. My principal told me his feeling is no more school this year, but no one is certain, obviously. We are expected to find/create online learning for students to (optionally) complete in order to satisfy our contract requirements as well as take pressure off of parents to "homeschool" their kids. We are not a 1:1 school so there are no required assignments, and it is discouraged to introduce new topics that students would need to know if we return to school this year.
I am on the other end of the spectrum, at a small rural school that is 1:1, but the problem is many of our kids do not have internet access from home. Libraries and other places that have it are closed. So it will be difficult for many of the students to do any work that I post online. We have also been told that any work you give out, you cannot require it to be completed.
Our Principal has been posting links to sites for the kids, most are for elementary age students. Right now we are holding in place until April 13th like everyone else, everything I hear, we will then start posting on mass review lessons for the students, trying to keep them busy, with little to no new information or material to be covered. I would guess we will end up spending the first few weeks next year, covering any necessary information missed this year, if we do not go back.