Gehrens said that only one child attending a district school had coronavirus and any other cases among students learning remotely at home were not known to the district. Older students would have remained learning virtual from their homes for the time being, according to that plan put before the board.īut among the 39 questions parents asked about the proposal were reports of 16 students with the coronavirus and that Armstrong Middle School had been closed down due to illness. The students would learn remotely from their homes the other three days of the school week. They expected to start with children in kindergarten through third grade, with some students going to school Monday and Thursday while others return to school on Tuesdays and Fridays, beginning in mid-November.
Prior to the 6-3 vote Monday, school Superintendent Melanie Gehrens and other school personnel outlined how the schools could reopen for hybrid classes.
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Special education students currently are the only ones coming into the schools. 16 or at a special meeting called about the topic. The Bristol Township School Board voted Monday night to keep the township schools on all virtual learning, at least until the board can take up the issue again at its next scheduled meeting Nov.
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