I believe this is a third grade classroom and you ll see approximately 15 desks, he said.
Students from transitional kindergarten, or TK, to fifth grade are getting ready to return on a hybrid schedule starting in mid March. Students are going to be coming in an a.m., and on p.m. session there won t be the traditional recesses or lunches on campus but it is that first step, Kelley said.
There are so many changes. The school district posted informational videos on its website so parents and students get a better idea of what safety protocols they can expect before coming back to campus.
Four school districts set to reopen for in-person instruction in Riverside County
By Shelly Insheiwat article
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. - Four school districts in Riverside County are set to reopen for in-person instruction with approved COVID-19 plans, officials announced in a statement Tuesday. In accordance with the California Department of Public Health’s (CDPH) reopening framework and, as Riverside County remains in the state’s purple tier, county schools and districts with approved COVID-19 prevention plans and checklists may reopen for the transitional kindergarten classrooms through sixth-grade education, the statement read. The pandemic has had a major impact on education, like everything else, and as case rates currently continue to decline we can start getting more kids back in class, said Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside County’s public health officer. But this can’t be without safety precautions or monitoring. Our districts and schools are committed to ope
Feb 24, 2021
Kids are travelling in car during coronavirus outbreak
Great news for those schools in Riverside County who have safety plans ready and in place to reopen schools, they officially CAN reopen according to Riverside County health officials. Corona-Norco Unified School District, Desert Sands Unified School District, Murrieta Valley Unified School District, and Palo Verde Valley Unified School Districts are all awaiting the next step to get the final green light from the California Department of Public Health.
As you may know, some private schools have been open and offering in-person instruction.
According to RUHS, the waiver review process for reopening schools is available to all districts, and applications will be reviewed by a county assessment team on an ongoing basis. [CBS 2]
Feb 24, 2021
Kids are travelling in car during coronavirus outbreak
Great news for those schools in Riverside County who have safety plans ready and in place to reopen schools, they officially CAN reopen according to Riverside County health officials. Corona-Norco Unified School District, Desert Sands Unified School District, Murrieta Valley Unified School District, and Palo Verde Valley Unified School Districts are all awaiting the next step to get the final green light from the California Department of Public Health.
As you may know, some private schools have been open and offering in-person instruction.
According to RUHS, the waiver review process for reopening schools is available to all districts, and applications will be reviewed by a county assessment team on an ongoing basis. [CBS 2]