Maddie Fennell, executive director of the Nebraska State Education Association, said the return to school will take creativity and some discussions with teachers that have not happened yet. Omaha Public Schools has a team preparing for a range of possible scenarios for next school year, said district spokesman Jeremy Maske. But as the pandemic is evolving rapidly, it’s too early to say specifically what school operations might look like, he said. Likewise, Mike Lucas, superintendent of the Westside Community Schools, said the district doesn’t yet know “what August and beyond could look like.” He said Westside, like Omaha, is planning on multiple scenarios. For copyright information, check with the distributor of this item, Omaha World-Herald.

Source: Daily Sun May 23, 2020 20:03 UTC