Ohio schools submit extended learning plans to combat backsliding from the last year
Thursday is the deadline for schools to submit extended learning plans to the state of Ohio, after Governor Mike DeWine directed districts to come up with detailed plans to address student learning loss during the past year.
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Thursday is the deadline for schools to submit extended learning plans to the state of Ohio, after Governor Mike DeWine directed districts to come up with detailed plans to address student learning loss during the past year.
Over the past 12 months, schools in Ohio and across the country have bounced between remote learning, blended or hybrid models and traditional in-person instruction. Now that many Ohio schools are back in the classroom full-time, the state is hoping the plans created by the districts will help get students back on track.
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Show Transcript SAYING PASS. THERE WERE TIMES WHERE WE FELT LIKE IT WASN’T GOING TO HAPPEN. EVEN THOUGH WE WERE CONTINUING TO HEAR THAT IT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN, THERE WERE A LOT OF QUESTIONS, A LOT OF CONFUSION JATARA: FAIRFIELD CITY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT BILLY SMITH ECHOING WHAT MANY WERE THINKING. IT’S NOW WEEK ONE OF OHIO’S OFFICIAL VACCINE ROLLOUT FOR SCHOOL STAFF. THOUSANDS OF COVID-19 SHOTS GOING INTO THE ARMS OF EDUCATORS. PROBABLY HAVE A HARD TIME SLEEPING THURSDAY NIGHT JATARA: SMITH SAYS BETWEEN 800 AND 850 MEMBERS OF HIS STAFF PLAN TO GET VACCINATED THIS FRIDAY. THAT’S BETWEEN 70-74% OF THE DISTRICT SO EXCITED THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY HERE AND THANKFUL. JATARA: CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS STARTING VACCINATING TEACHERS LAST WEEK. BOARD MEMBERS RELEA