"We haven't had any positive cases for anybody that works or goes to school in our district, so we're very happy with that," said Superintendent John Franzoni on Wednesday. "We've got a safety protocol we put in place that has been successful and we're looking forward to welcoming everybody back on Monday for in-person learning ... we're obviously very pleased with the fact we can educate our kids in person."
The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education had reported in its most recent communication that there are only 20 school districts across the state operating as full-day models for in person learning, he said, and that three of the districts are part of the school union.