COLUMBIA - The Columbia Public School Board voted to send middle and high school students into a hybrid learning model last Monday night.
The board previously ruled out hybrid as an option but said advances in technology created a situation where a hybrid model is possible.
Since the pandemic sent many students around the country home last March, researchers have tracked the decisions school districts have made and how learning in-seat or virtually has affected students.
Hybrid has become notably less popular.
In December, 12% of districts around the country were in hybrid, while 44% were in-person and 31% were remote.
CPS is also in the minority of districts nationally that went from remote learning to in-person. Only 3% of districts who made a change between November and December went to a model with more in-person options. About 15%, on the other hand, moved into a more remote learning model.
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COLUMBIA - The Columbia Public School Board voted to send middle and high school students into a hybrid learning model last Monday night.
The board previously ruled out hybrid as an option but said advances in technology created a situation where a hybrid model is possible.
Since the pandemic sent many students around the country home last March, researchers have tracked the decisions school districts have made and how learning in-seat or virtually has affected students.
Hybrid has become notably less popular.
In December, 12% of districts around the country were in hybrid, while 44% were in-person and 31% were remote.
CPS is also in the minority of districts nationally that went from remote learning to in-person. Only 3% of districts who made a change between November and December went to a model with more in-person options. About 15%, on the other hand, moved into a more remote learning model.
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