LANSING — For the third time in a month, Lansing School District pushed back its return to in-person learning. The move comes after local health officials urged schools to keep students at home amid a spike in COVID-19 cases across the state. In-person learning at Lansing schools will now resume on Monday, April 19, according to a press release issued Wednesday. Administrators moved the original return date of March 22 back to Monday, April 12 after a district COVID coordinating committee, which included school nurses, expressed concern over rising cases. The district is currently on spring break. Classes will be fully remote the first week back. The following week, students can choose to return to a mix of online and in-person learning.