OREGON ASKS SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO MAKE THEIR OWN PLANS FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR

OREGON ASKS SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO MAKE THEIR OWN PLANS FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR

New outbreak.

And testing all newe state of o.

The new guidance will ask each school to create their own respective plans for the 2020-21 school year.

It is called ready schools, safe learners.

This guidance applies to public schools---and allows for the possibility for in school and remote learning, or a hybrid of the two.

If schools are able to implement in school learning within these guidelines, it will still not look the same as it usually does.

Unless new guidance comes down, these guidelines are in place until june 30, 2021.

Schools now planning their own bluebrints still leaves a lot of unknowns for parents who have to make schedules to get their kids to school.

"so, every teacher has a different approach.

So me, having three children, now having four going into elementary school and middle school... i think every teacher will handle it differently.

So, it will be a different schedule.

It is kind of overwhelming because i don't know what the schedule will be like."

Each school will work under their school district, and asked to create plans in whichever manner they can safely do so.

These blueprints that districts and schools will have to work out focus on eight different topics.

Schools have to address public health protocols and how they will respond to outbreaks.

Finding ways to maintain 6 feet of social distancing is a major factor in the public health protocol and operations.

The guidance offers ways to bring groups of students into the buildings at different times of the day.

The guidance also outlines what types of instruction and instructional time are allowed.

Higher risk instructional activities include labs, technical training,