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RE: Schooling During Covid19 Closures - magnus - 03-18-2020

Kansas has already decided to end their school year.  I'd imagine everyone else will follow suit once their current "closed" period ends.  

Anyone have any good book options for learning elementary school material?  (Trying to keep screen time to a minimum even though that'll likely be a losing battle soon enough)

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RE: Schooling During Covid19 Closures - chrisk - 03-18-2020

(03-18-2020, 04:59 PM)magnus Wrote:  Kansas has already decided to end their school year.  I'd imagine everyone else will follow suit once their current "closed" period ends.  

Anyone have any good book options for learning elementary school material?  (Trying to keep screen time to a minimum even though that'll likely be a losing battle soon enough)

Newsom said he wouldn't be surprised in CA schools wouldn't reopen until the fall.

Stanford must be working on contingency plans for the spring quarter. At what point is it not worth bringing students back to campus? Many colleges have gone to online instruction for the rest of the academic year. Santa Clara which has a calendar similar to Stanford is conducting spring quarter entirely online.

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RE: Schooling During Covid19 Closures - cardcrimson - 03-18-2020

The local school district has yet to provide ANY information, classwork, lesson plans, homework, online instruction to its students. NADA. They're blaming budget cuts. Miraculously, the neighboring districts have all provided online instruction to their kids. . . .

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