S.R. wrote:
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I'd guess they'd want to start the school year with an emphasis on outdoor learning (until it gets too cold), balance face-to-face with remote to provide teachers with the safety of half-full classrooms, give kids/parents the option to study from home (many will), and be prepared to go fully remote as need be through to next summer. Give teachers better in-class support to go digital - largely by them teaching the class and the kids helping with the production. Split up the younger grades for more small-group work off site or in expanded space (rent community centres, etc.).
Thank goodness we're not quite so dependent as the US on public schools for child nutrition. It can all work, as long as the virus is kept well under control.
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