Petition calls for in-person classes in Clarkstown Central School District
A petition is now circulating with more than 400 signatures calling for in-person learning, saying the current virtual model is not sustainable.
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Sep 9, 2020, 10:42 AM
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9ds agoThere is a new push from the community to get kids back in the classroom in the Clarkstown Central School District.
A change.org petition is now circulating with more than 400 signatures calling for in-person learning, saying the current virtual model is not sustainable.
Superintendent Mr. Martin D. Cox has released a statement saying, in part, "The Clarkstown Central School District began the school year on Sept. 3 in a 100% remote instructional model…The purpose for this model was connected to the need for more time to address six specific areas as emphasized to parents in a letter on Aug. 18."
Dr. Cox also says the district plans to switch to a hybrid learning model on Sept. 29.
Those who signed the petition tell News 12 they're concerned that may not happen.
