And just like that, school is back in session… for some. Summer is in full swing, but for many parents ‘back to school’ questions weigh heavily on the mind.
“Is it safe for my child to go back to school with a pandemic still on the rise?”
“What will the school classroom and social hours be like?”
“What is the school bus safety protocol?”
“What will disinfecting procedures look like in the classroom?”
With so many questions unanswered there can be a glimmer of positivity by acting on what can be controlled. Start today by building healthy minds, bodies and immunity to confidently head back to school stronger than ever.
In an interview with Robert Hull, the President and CEO of the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE), Hull talked about what is being considered when it comes to school’s ability to reopen in the fall. He says not all schools will be able to reopen, but those that do will look radically different. Priority number one will be the safety of students and staff when determining reopening. He said in order to reopen, schools may have to implement smaller class sizes, staggered start times, and limited class changes. Continue reading here
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