After more than a year of the Coronavirus pandemic, Tucson Unified School District began full-time in-person instruction on Monday, March 22.
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- By Jay Rey News Staff Reporter
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Two cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Amherst Central School District, providing a glimpse of what’s in store for schools around the region.
- By Aaron Besecker Jay Rey and Barbara O'Brien News Staff Reporters
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The governor said schools must post online their plans on remote learning, Covid-19 testing and contact tracing. Saying "no one size fits all," he said the issues have to be addressed district by district.
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- Dale Anderson
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Everyone in a school will be required to wear a face covering in public areas and whenever 6 feet of social distancing cannot be maintained.
- Danyelle Khmara
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Tucson parents are telling TUSD they want choices when it comes to sending their kids back to school as teachers share concerns about returning without a coronavirus vaccine.
- Danyelle Khmara
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Many Tucson parents are telling Tucson's largest school district they want choices when it comes to sending their kids back to campuses as educators share concerns about returning in the absence of a coronavirus vaccine.
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