Some parents express frustration after Nashua School District decides to remain remote Share Updated: 10:40 PM EST Jan 14, 2021 Share Updated: 10:40 PM EST Jan 14, 2021
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Show Transcript AND AS MONICA HERNANDEZ REPORTS, SOME FRUSTRATED PARENTS BELIEVE THAT S DOING MORE HARM THAN GOOD. ALICIA HOUSTON 8:54- :858 I FEEL HELPLESS FOR ALICIA HOUSTON, IT S HARD NOT TO GET EMOTIONAL. WHEN IT COMES TO HER CHILDREN S EDUCATION. 1:24 I HAVE ONE CHILD WITH A 504 AND ANOTHER WITH AN IEP 1:29 HER KIDS ARE 6TH AND 10TH GRADERS THE NASHUA SCHOOL DISTRICT - WHICH HAS BEEN REMOTE SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN - NEARLY A YEAR AGO. 4:06 IT S BEEN HARD, TO PUT MILDLY. 4:09 THE NASHUA SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED THIS WEEK TO STAY REMOTE UNTIL THE CITY MEETS TWO OF THREE METRICS - INVOLVING TEST POSITIVITY RATE, NEW CASES, AND NEW HOSPITALIZATIONS- FOR 14 CONSECUTIVE DAYS. 9:10 THIS DECISION WAS MADE BASED ON INFO PROVIDED BY THE NASHUA PUBLIC HEALTH DEPT