The school board has discussed using a hybrid model of in-class and remote instruction.
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Safety measures could include partition shields and window ventilation for classroom, as well as creating "instruction kits" to keep students from sharing materials.
The district is having discussions about COVID-19 testing of students and getting testing sites at every school.
The plan is to first have elementary students in class by January 25, 2021.
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