Orange County parents rally to get kids back in school full time
The school district recently began a hybrid teaching model, adding that elementary and higher-needs students will return to the classroom four days a week beginning next month.
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Feb 10, 2021, 10:51 PM
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Updated 1,164 days ago
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200ds agoThere's a new push by parents in Orange County to get their children back in the classroom full time.
About a dozen people were rallying Wednesday to get students within the Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery Central School District back in the classroom five days a week.
The school district recently began a hybrid teaching model, adding that elementary and higher-needs students will return to the classroom four days a week beginning next month.
The superintendent tells News 12 that COVID-19 guidelines such as social distancing requirements would need to change because there isn't enough room for all students to come back currently.
