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Denver Public Schools families must decide on remote or in-person learning for the 2021-2022 school year, while other districts see hundreds of students choosing remote option
Columbine High School avoids COVID shutdown with pilot test
After six outbreaks in two weeks, state guidelines require a campus shutdown, but JeffCo Schools had a different idea. Author: Nelson Garcia Updated: 7:07 AM MDT May 4, 2021
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colorado Even though the number of COVID-19 cases has spiked at Columbine High School, the building remains open when current state guidelines mandate that it be closed. I thought it was kind of an unusual practice, James Crosby, said.
Crosby s son is a freshman at Columbine. He said his son left the house for school this morning only to be sent home with something unexpected.
Jeffco Schools giving $1.4 million upgrade to district buses to catch bad drivers and bullies
District placing 7 high-def cameras on each bus
Bad drivers take notice, and bullies too. You re being watched with new high definition cameras.
and last updated 2021-01-29 23:54:59-05
LAKEWOOD, Colo. â Bad drivers take notice and bullies, too. You re being watched with new high definition cameras.
Jeffco Public Schools is spending $1.4 million to replace the aging camera system on the district s school buses.
The new, state-of-the-art system includes seven high definition cameras on each bus: four inside and, for the first time, three outside.
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New, high tech exterior camera
Jeffco Public Schools bringing back in-person learning for grades 6-12
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and last updated 2021-01-15 18:10:49-05
GOLDEN, Colo. â Jeffco Public Schools, the second-largest district in Colorado, will return to in-person learning for middle and high school students on Jan. 25, the district announced Friday, outlining a hybrid learning model.
Interim Superintendent Kristopher Schuh made the decision, citing county COVID-19 levels, a strong desire of both students and families to return to in-person learning, and a larger pool of substitute teachers, who can help the district continue classes amid quarantines and other contact tracing efforts.
Remote learning will remain an option for any students who choose that.