Some New Hampshire Schools Allowed To Postpone Reopening Date

Credit Dan Tuohy for NHPR
The New Hampshire Department of Education says it has granted seven waivers to schools that say they can't meet Governor Sununu's deadline of reopening fully next Monday.
The Manchester school district and SAU 29 in Keene are among those receiving waivers - they say they need until May 3rd to prepare schools and have staff fully vaccinated.
The other schools receiving waivers are small public charter schools and schools that work with students with special education needs and disabilities. Requests from two additional schools are awaiting Governor Sununu's approval, according to the Department of Education.
The waivers allow schools to continue teaching in a hybrid model, with cohorts of students logging into class from home a few days a week until May. Without the waiver, remote class time would not count toward the minimum school hours required by state law.

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