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COVID-19: STF calls for Saskatoon schools to go online
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COVID-19: STF calls for Saskatoon schools to go online, pharmacists to give out vaccine
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Students at Regina schools will have to put up with online classes for a while longer.
The Regina Catholic School Division and Regina Public Schools announced Thursday that schools will remain at Level 4 of their COVID-19 safety plans until April 23.
The Catholic division said it plans to return to Level 3 (hybrid learning) at Michael A. Riffel, Archbishop M.C. O’Neill, Miller Comprehensive and Dr. Martin LeBoldus high schools and Level 2 (face-to-face learning with masks) at all other schools on April 26.
“We are committed to providing the best education possible under these circumstances,” the division said in a media release. “We are committed to working with families and students to address any challenges resulting from this extension.”
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Author of the article: Phil Tank, Zak Vescera • Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Publishing date: Feb 10, 2021 • February 10, 2021 • 2 minute read • Scott Livingstone, right, CEO of the Saskatchewan Health Authority speaks to media regarding COVID-19 vaccine rollout during a news conference held at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina, Saskatchewan on Feb. 9, 2021. At centre frame is Saskatchewan Health Minister Paul Merriman, listening. At left is ASL interpreter Karen Nurkowski from Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Photo by BRANDON HARDER /Regina Leader-Post