Decision To Move Muskogee Schools To Distance Learning Aided By Data, Community Input
Muskogee Public Schools said they will stay in distance learning for the rest of the semester.
Students were originally expecting to return to the classroom next week before Christmas break, but the superintendent said that move would be unnecessary as they try to keep everyone safe.
The superintendent said they look at a lot of data to make decisions like this, but they also take input from teachers, parents and the student advisory council.
As the state moves toward what medical experts are warning could be a dark winter during the pandemic, many school leaders are taking steps they believe will keep students and staff safe.