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WISD finalizes plan

by | Aug 6, 2020 | Education

Taking a measured ap­proach and asking a lot of questions, Wylie Independent School District administra­tors rolled out its final school opening plan at a special called session of the school board last week.

The plan sticks with an original proposal to start in­struction on Thursday, Aug. 13, with students opting to attend classes in person or remotely. Some area school districts have chosen to pro­vide only remote instruction for the first 15 days of the fall term, or will delay the start of school until Sept. 8.

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By Joe Reavis • [email protected]

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