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On Mar. 8, the Lansing Board of Education discussed the gradual reopening of schools and how to improve the virtual and hybrid learning experiences for students.Â
Superintendent of Schools, Chris Pettograsso began with a discussion of the current CDC guidelines and the possibilities for loosening restrictions after April break.
âI donât think we could have asked for anymore adherence to the guidelines that we put out, so because of that we are looking at reopening slightly, taking what we call baby steps to getting to a full-reopening,â Pettograsso said.
One of these first steps included letting a certain number of spectators watch school sports, a new guideline Pettograsso said was sent to her today. This falls in line with the Groton school district guidelines from last week, which discussed the probability of allowing two spectators per athlete for indoor and outdoor sports.
PRMS student wins Leavenworth County Spelling Bee
The Leavenworth Times
The Leavenworth County Spelling Bee may not have looked like a typical spelling bee this year. But a top speller for Leavenworth County has been crowned.
Alison Maley won this year’s Leavenworth County Spelling Bee, according to coordinator Denise LaRosh.
Maley is a sixth-grader at Pleasant Ridge Middle School.
The Leavenworth County Spelling Bee is sponsored each year by the Leavenworth Area Retired School Personnel Association.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the spelling bee was not an in-person competition this year. Instead, each participant took an online test that was created by the organizers of the national spelling bee.