The Carson City School Board voted Tuesday to open school for in-person, on-campus instruction to seventh- and eighth-graders four days a week as of March 23. The full transition of returning students to school to campus from the hybrid model Tuesdays through Fridays began in October with pre-kindergarteners to second-graders, then in January with third- to sixth-graders. Mondays will continue to serve as remote learning days for all students. “Students and families currently enrolled in the full-remote model at any school will continue to have the option to remain in the full-remote model if they choose,” Superintendent Richard Stokes, superintendent for the Carson City School District, said in a statement from the district Wednesday. “Hybrid students not interested in attending four days per week may elect to transition to full-remote learning. Further adjustments to school operations may be made if additional restrictions are removed.”