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Most Fauquier public school students could return to classrooms four days a week in early April. Superintendent David Jeck briefly outlined his recommendation to double in-person instruction at Monday night’s school board meeting. It would start with the youngest students, who have suffered the greatest “learning loss” since the COVID-19 pandemic struck Virginia last March, Dr. Jeck explained. Kindergarteners through second-graders would return to classes four days a week, starting March 15, according to the superintendent. That could expand through Grade 5, depending upon staffing. The plan would make in-person classes available four days a week in all grades, K-12, starting Monday, April 5, when spring break ends. ....
Schools planning classroom instruction 4 days a week File Photo/Lawrence Emerson The proposal would double the amount of in-person instruction for most of Fauquierâs 10,000 public school students. This will make a lot of people happy â parents and children. They want normalcy. Donna Grove, school board chairwoman By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Editor Most Fauquier public school students could return to classrooms four days a week in early April. Superintendent David Jeck briefly outlined his recommendation to double in-person instruction at Monday nightâs school board meeting. It would start with the youngest students, who have suffered the greatest âlearning lossâ since the COVID-19 pandemic struck Virginia last March, Dr. Jeck explained. ....