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Superintendent Kathy Hoffman: Arizona not in a place to begin in-person learning by August 17

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The motor march is asking for state back to school guidance.5:44 PM, Aug 03, 2020In a Monday post on Twitter, Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman said the state is not yet equipped to begin in-person learning by August 17. "I want to make clear that Arizona is not currently in a place to resume traditional in-person instruction or hybrid learning models. Every indicator shows that there is high community spread across the state," Hoffman said in a statement.My statement regarding upcoming public health metrics and reopening school facilities: — Kathy Hoffman (@Supt_Hoffman)In the statement, Hoffman said the Arizona Department of Health Services will release public health metrics later this week that will guide school leaders in their decisions on how and when schools can resume in-person learning.See a map of district reopening plans below.Hoffman said school leaders, teachers and families should prepare to not begin schools by August 17, as it is "unlikely" to reopen safely. "Our state is simply not ready to have all our students and educators congregate in school facilities," the statement went on to say.She also said people should not expect or ask Arizona students and teachers to return to school facilities until the spread of coronavirus has been slowed in our state. Though the metrics that will be provided later this week will not be mandated, Hoffman said schools should "prepare to be held accountable by teachers, parents, and families to make evidence-based decisions."Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

The motor march is asking for state back to school guidance.5:44 PM, Aug 03, 2020In a Monday post on Twitter, Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman said the state is not yet equipped to begin in-person learning by August 17. "I want to make clear that Arizona is not currently in a place to resume traditional in-person instruction or hybrid learning models. Every indicator shows that there is high community spread across the state," Hoffman said in a statement.My statement regarding upcoming public health metrics and reopening school facilities: — Kathy Hoffman...

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