Missouri’s largest school district has switched Monday from two to four days of in-person learning, for high-school students. KOLR-10’s David Chasanov reports from Springfield’s Central High School.
Wednesday will be a virtual learning day for high school students. Springfield is Missouri’s largest district, with more than 25,000 students.
Parent Ashley McGuire tells our Springfield television partner KOLR-10 that she has a student at Springfield’s Central High and two other children, one in Republic and another who’s in the classroom for two days.
Springfield high school students are now attending class in-person on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Wednesday is a virtual learning and cleaning day.
