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Watch Live: Minn. Gov. Tim Walz talks schools and COVID-19 February 17, 2021 11:47 AM Jourdan Vian Updated: SAINT PAUL, Minn. (WKBT) — As hospitalizations and new COVID-19 cases decline and Minnesota makes progress vaccinating educators, Governor Tim Walz Wednesday updated Minnesota’s Safe Learning Plan to allow more middle and high school students to return the classroom. He is expected to address the change during a noon event. Watch it live on the News 8 Now Facebook page or refresh this page after noon. COPYRIGHT 2021 BY NEWS 8 NOW/NEWS 8000. ALL RIGHTS RESER...

Nelson's criticism of Walz creates social media blowback Rochester legislator steps back from statement about Walz, but not her belief that decision-making in times of a pandemic should rest with school boards. 7:11 pm, Feb. 16, 2021 × Minnesota Sen. Carla Nelson, R-Rochester, on Monday, July 20, 2020, spoke to reporters about her resolution urging the governor not to issue executive orders affecting public schools. The Senate approved the resolution Monday. Dana Ferguson / Forum News Service ST. PAUL — State Sen. Carla Nelson created a social media ruckus earlier thi...

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI Feb 17, 2021 11:14 AM (KNSI) – All Minnesota middle and high schools can return to hybrid or in-person learning as soon as February 22nd, according to revised Safe Learning Plan guidelines announced by Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday. The new guidance notes that all schools that have already announced a reopening plan can continue that plan. However, a rolling start for bringing students back into buildings is no longer necessary. Elementary schools that have not announced a plan to transition back to hybrid or in-person learning can move to those models at any time. ...

(The Center Square) – On Wednesday, Gov. Tim Walz updated Minnesota’s Safe Learning Plan to allow more middle school and high school students to return to the classroom for hybrid

Minnesota Capitol Notebook: Republicans who've opposed the executive powers took a more targeted approach this week, aiming to push back on two areas weighing most heavily on the minds of Minnesotans: reopening schools and businesses.