Large Number Of Teachers Requesting Leave Prompted Ditching Of In-Person School Plan

August 20, 2020 Coronavirus, School Board

Schools Superintendent John Ravally explained the reasons for the district temporarily scrapping its in-person instruction plan for this Fall.

The prospect of having more than 125 of the district’s roughly 800 certificated teachers not show up in the classrooms on a daily basis this Fall forced school officials’ hands in deciding against the planned in-person option for most of Franklin public school students.

The district shelved its hybrid plan, which called for half of a school’s students showing up on alternating weeks, in favor of nearly complete remote learning for when school starts on September 8.

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Large Number Of Teachers Requesting Leave Prompted Ditching Of In-Person School Plan

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