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There are a lot of ways to reopen schools in the middle of a pandemic. You can go fully-remote, like Auburn, institute hybrid models like Marcus Whitman or Seneca Falls, and plan for almost everything.
However, we’re learning that the size of a district plays a large role in its ability to bring students back. Even as calls for all schools to resume quote-unquote normal education — leaders are left dealing with state mandates that make it difficult.
A conversation with Dr. Christopher Brown, the superintendent at the Marcus Whitman Central School District showcased how size plays into a reopening plan.
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