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West Plains schools announces ‘Return to Learn’ plans

 

The West Plains school district announced Thursday (7/30) morning it’s plan to start the 2020-2021 school year. The “Return to Learn” plan covers a variety of topics, including masking, online learning opportunities, safety priorities and more.

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Ozark Radio News sat down with West Plains schools Superintendent Dr. Lori Wilson and discussed the plan. The video interview is available below:

West Plains School District – Return To Learn – Announcement

Posted by Ozark Radio News on Thursday, July 30, 2020

West Plains schools emailed the following information to all district parents:

The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be incredibly challenging educationally, for teachers, students, and families. Survey results from West Plains School District staff and parents have shown that, overwhelmingly, many are eager to return to in-seat education this fall. We share in this desire, and have worked diligently to outline measures that will allow us to return to school while keeping our staff and students safe.

As we return for the 2020-2021 school year, the West Plains School District will work to minimize the risk of exposure to COVID-19 for staff and students. Our full “Return to Learn Fall 2020 Re-entry Plan” is built around the following foundational priorities:

  • The health and safety of our students is our number one priority.
  • The most effective instruction is delivered in-person by teacher.
  • Other at-risk factors increase when students are not in school.
  • Alternative method of instruction must be provided for students who may be vulnerable.
  • Instructional approaches need to consider individual and developmental needs.

This web page will serve as a home for information and updates related to the reopening of our schools.

 

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