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contributed photo Marshalltown schools will end their hybrid learning for grades seventh through twelfth on Feb. 16.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law Friday morning requiring Iowa schools to offer a 100 percent in-person learning option along with a 100 percent virtual learning option.
Marshalltown Schools will end their hybrid learning option for grades seventh through twelfth on February 16, and will have two weeks to prepare for a 100 percent in-person learning option.
“We are not equipped with the staffing or the resources to effectively manage three different learning plans at the same time,” Marshalltown Schools Superintendent Dr. Theron Schutte said.