Las Cruces Public Schools announces full reentry plan to begin April 6
LAS CRUCES – Las Cruces Public Schools is aiming to begin full reentry the week of April 5 in accordance with expectations from the New Mexico Public Education Department.
The LCPS school board voted in favor of four-day entry to begin Tuesday, April 6 since that Monday is a holiday. Board member Terrie Dallman abstained from the vote, while the other four board members voted in favor of the motion. Full reentry means that any student who wants to return to class can do so four or five days a week, according to PED. LCPS will keep Wednesdays as a remote learning day for all grade levels, as suggested by district administrators.
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All Las Cruces Public School District students will have the opportunity to return to the classroom starting April 6, in accordance with state guidelines mandating that in-person learning resume.
Las Cruces School Board President Ray Jaramillo outlined the state’s reopening directive, prior to the board officially voting to certify the date of reentry.
“On March 8, 2021, the PED issued an expectation that all schools be in full reentry, no later than April 5,” Jaramillo said. “April 5 is a LCPS school holiday. Moreover, the PED considers full reentry to be satisfied with either four or five days a week of in-person learning.”
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