Yonkers Public Schools officials ask parents for input on school reopening plan
As many schools release their plans on reopening in the fall, Yonkers Public Schools is asking parents to weigh in.
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Jul 25, 2020, 8:24 PM
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28ds agoAs many schools release their plans on reopening in the fall, Yonkers Public Schools is asking parents to weigh in.
The survey offers three options: on-site learning, with instruction taking place inside the school building, hybrid learning, which includes both in-class and online learning, or to continue online, remote learning.
Parents are also asked if they have internet access at home.
Russell Sims, a parent, says he's concerned about safety protocols as the region continues to deal with the pandemic - so he chose online learning.
School officials say while the survey takes five minutes to complete, it's extremely important. The survey must be completed by Monday, July 27 before 6 p.m.
