Several school districts welcome students back to class
Haldane Central School District begins its hybrid model, and Peekskill begins online schooling.
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Sep 3, 2020, 10:46 AM
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Updated 1,422 days ago
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1,375ds agoIn addition to the Chappaqua school district, several other schools are heading back to class today.
The Haldane Central School District in Cold Spring begins its hybrid model. Today will be a half day for kindergarten, first, sixth and some of ninth grade. All other grades will start with remote learning.
Peekskill City Schools are also welcoming students back online today.
School officials have provided students with backpacks and supplies. The district has also ordered Chromebooks for access to online learning.
