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NewsThe governor says it's important for schools to return 'on-time' and 'in-person.'Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee speaks to the media. TFP photoUPDATE:&nbsp;Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued an executive order on Tuesday that provides guidelines for reopening schools. The governor says it's important for schools to return "on-time" and "in-person." Governor Lee said having children continue online classes would result in them having to "fend for themselves" in the future. The following is executive order 55 issued by Governor Lee:Stay with the WRCB app for updates to this story.&nbsp; ORIGINAL STORY: New state guidance for school districts will be released on Tuesday. On Monday during a press conference with Dr. Deborah Birx, Gov. Bill Lee said the guidance will include how schools can reopen safely and the plan to protect teachers and children. "Our hope is that kids can be in school in person. We believe that's best for the children, and I think that we are advocating for it encouraging districts to provide that option for parents,” Lee said. Education Commissioner Dr. Penny Schwinn told Nashville NBC affiliate News4 on Friday what families can expect to learn. “When and if a positive COVID case is at a school, families know what to expect around whether the school stays open, what closes down for how long. We need to get those parent facing resources in place so you can expect us to be able to provide and show those as well as a new website,” Schwinn said. Some districts have released their plans for the school year. Metro Schools will start the academic year remotely. Wilson County Schools is giving parents two options for their children including virtual learning or stepping back into the classroom. The district pushed back its start date by two weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Perry County Schools announced Monday it would also delay the start of classes by two weeks, now beginning the school year on Aug. 20. The end of school will also be pushed back two weeks. Lee also mentioned the state has put $60 million toward reopening schools. Read more at .All content © copyright WRCB.All Rights Reserved. For more information on this site, please read our , , and .

NewsThe governor says it's important for schools to return 'on-time' and 'in-person.'Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee speaks to the media. TFP photoUPDATE:&nbsp;Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued an executive order on Tuesday that provides guidelines for reopening schools. The governor says it's important for schools to return "on-time" and "in-person." Governor Lee said having children continue online classes would result in them having to "fend for themselves" in the future. The following is executive order 55 issued by Governor Lee:Stay with the WRCB app for updates to this story.&nbsp; ORIGINAL...

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