Why one Minnesota district decided to keep elementary students in school, even as COVID-19 cases climb across the state

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Why one Minnesota district decided to keep elementary students in school, even as COVID-19 cases climb across the state

Across Minnesota, many families and educators are in the midst of adjusting to a single learning model. With COVID-19 case rates on the rise — and public health officials warning those numbers will surge if people travel and gather over the holidays — many school district leaders have decided to shift their hybrid and in-person students to distance learning. That list includes the state’s largest district, Anoka-Hennepin, along with the majority…