Some schools hit hard by virus make few changes for new year

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Rising COVID-19 numbers have families worried about school building closures this fall. Some school systems have moved to bolster staffing to minimize disruptions, but many are hoping for the best without doing much else differently compared to last year.

Still, the district is prepared to move classes online if necessary.

“That is the greater concern – that they will have the necessary staff to man all the classrooms, to man all the programs – which will only be made worse if there is an outbreak of COVID,” he said. The district has switched to a new staffing agency and aims to fill 90% of substitute requests this year, said Orbanek. They also now have over 100 supplemental teachers, substitutes who show up at the same school every day in case of last-minute absences.

Schools are hopeful disruptions will be less likely as many districts have invested in better ventilation and vaccines are available to children as young as six months old. Besides ramping up hiring of substitutes, some of the districts that were hit hardest last year have been making small changes to their protocols.

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