HANCOCK — With face-to-face instruction over for the rest of the school year, local K-12 districts are preparing alternative plans to educate students. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released an executive order Thursday extending the closure of K-12 schools, which had been set to resume in-person classes April 13. Michigan becomes the 10th state to end school for the year. Under the order, individual districts will create plans for remote learning tailored to the needs and resources of students there. Whitmer’s order allows for the suspension of classes to end if statewide restrictions ...