Special education students, homeless students and those who have been unreachable by their teachers will be among the first set of students who can return beginning Oct. 13.
District leaders initially committed to bringing some of the district’s most vulnerable students back to campus by late September, but missed that date. Special education students, homeless students and those who have been unreachable by their teachers will be among the first set of students who can return.
Students who have experienced “learning loss” will also be among those expected to return, said board vice president Richard Barrera.
Teachers might identify students who are falling behind in a number of various ways. One will be to see where they stood on their last report card before the pandemic began.
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