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How Manteca Unified’s K-12 hybrid model has been received by some parents [The Record, Stockton, Calif] Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional series examining the effects of COVID-19 on education. Coming soon, the effects on educators. MANTECA – Since November, Manteca Unified, the third largest public school district in San Joaquin County, has enacted a K-12 hybrid model for on-campus, in-person instruction. Though not perfect, some parents say it’s been an improvement over virtual distance learning employed countywide last spring and this fall due to the coronavirus pandemic. Under Manteca Unified’s hybrid model, elementary school students follow a morning-afternoon schedule four days a week and high school students attend classes on campus two-days per week and participate in distance learning two days. All students distance-learn on Wednesdays when schools are cleaned and sanitized. Parents can opt for the district’s online academy or indepe ....
Editor s note: This is the first in an occasional series examining the effects of COVID-19 on education. Coming soon, the effects on educators. MANTECA – Since November, Manteca Unified, the third largest public school district in San Joaquin County, has enacted a K-12 hybrid model for on-campus, in-person instruction. Though not perfect, some parents say it’s been an improvement over virtual distance learning employed countywide last spring and this fall due to the coronavirus pandemic. Under Manteca Unified s hybrid model, elementary school students follow a morning-afternoon schedule four days a week and high school students attend classes on campus two-days per week and participate in distance learning two days. All students distance-learn on Wednesdays when schools are cleaned and sanitized. Parents can opt for the district’s online academy or independent study program, which includes live instruction from kindergarten through sixth grade. ....
in the d.c. area the weather is causing problems on the roads. closer to the coast there are more serious concerns. we want to begin with bob in the storm center. bob? it has been on the edge here we ve got some right rain or drizzle. look at what s happening around the coast. i ll show you the regional radar. you can see all those yellows around salisbury and in the tidewater area. heavy rains continuing again. look at the track. folks say is this like isabel? different storm, different track. isabel when it came to shore was full-fledge tropical system. it brought a surge up the bay and did all of the terrible flooding around baltimore and annapolis, especially with storm surges more than eight feet. this storm is nothing like isabel. a different storm, but a powerful one with strong northeasterly winds. look at the flood watches still out right around st. mary s and calvert county and coastal flooding down to the south, and gale warnings and offshore storm warnings ....