COVID Cancels Some In-Person Learning
April 16, 2021 – At the urging of the governor, schools around the state opened at the beginning of April for in-person learning – some for the first time this school year. However, the coronavirus is already forcing some schools to return to hybrid learning as staff and students contract the disease both in-school and out-of-school. The Line discusses the impact of COVID-19 on New Mexico’s attempt to return students and educators to school buildings, and talks about the options available to school districts as the scheduled academic year winds down.
Host:
Gene Grant
The Line Opinion Panel:
Tom Garrity, The Garrity Group PR
Cathryn McGill, NM Black Leadership Council
Laura Sanchez, attorney
For More Information:
Eldorado High School to Close tor 2 Weeks After Students Test Positive tor COVID-19 – KOB-TV
COVID Cases, Quarantine Halt In-person Learning – Albuquerque Journal
ABQ High School Switches Back to Remote After Students Test Positive for COVID-19 – KOAT
Survey: Even as Schools Reopen, Many Students Learn Remotely – Associated Press