Schools Superintendent John Ravally said in a letter to parents that the district is looking to increase in-school learning opportunities for students.
A plan that could eventually lead to all students having the opportunity to return to in-person learning later this school year is being studied by school district officials.
The new plan would basically eliminate the hybrid remote learning plan – through which students attend school in-person one week and remotely the next – and create groups of students who only attend in-person, and who only attend remotely, a district spokeswoman said.
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