School board approves return to in-person learning

Park to move to hybrid model

Superintendent Astein Osei proposed a plan to begin the transition to hybrid learning at 25% capacity. The plan was approved unanimously by the School Board.

Molly Schochet
October 14, 2020

In an Oct. 12 meeting, the St. Louis Park School Board approved Superintendent Astein Osei’s plan to begin the transition to hybrid school for Park. The plan, which includes a starting capacity of 25%, was approved unanimously by the School board and will begin Nov. 9. Park will then increase capacity to 50% Nov. 16, according to the St. Louis Park Public Schools Facebook Page. More details will be sent out to families during the week of Oct. 19, according to the Facebook page.

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