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OLYMPIA, Wash – As more school districts across the state send students back to class for in-person learning, there’s now a way to track which districts are back in school and in what capacity.
The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction has a dashboard that tracks which schools are back in class and which specific student groups are learning in person.
The dashboard will update weekly, but the last report listed was data from the week of January 18th.
Of the districts listed, it shows that 120 of them have elementary school students learning in-person, at least partially. Just under two percent of districts have elementary school students learning completely remotely.
SPR s Doug Nadvornick reports.
The Mead School District is one of 14 districts in Spokane County asking patrons to renew its regular maintenance-and-operations levy in February.
The district was one of the first in the county to send students back to the classroom in the Covid era.
Mead Superintendent Shawn Woodward says he’s proud that his district has had elementary school students attending class in-person since mid-September. Middle and high school students have two days a week in class and learn remotely the rest of the time. The costs of keeping everyone safe are high.
“With personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies, et cetera, we’re looking at, probably, the difference between what we’re reimbursed and what we’re spending is close to a million dollars, he said.