Park discusses return to school

Plans for hybrid learning begin to form

Park went into lockout after student incident took place outside of the school building Oct. 19. Local police continue the investigation

Molly Schochet
October 11, 2020

According to 6425 News, Park has begun discussing the return to in-person learning in a hybrid model. The School Board voted Sept. 29 to postpone hybrid for grades 6-12 to after the initial Oct. 5 start date. Although no final plan has been set in place, the plan would include returning at 25% capacity instead of 50% to allow for even more room to social distance while still giving students some social interaction. According to 6425 News, more information will be available next week.

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