CHANDLER, AZ — With just six weeks to go before the next school year begins the Chandler Unified School District is giving a closer look at how it plans to safely reopen schools.
The governing board is discussing the following four options and the preventive measures each entail:
-Opening schools with precautions, like increased cleaning
-Opening schools with schedule modifications to help distance students
-Continue school closures
-Plan for emergency or intermittent closures.
The district's survey results show more than half of parents say they are ready to send their kids back to school full-time and in-person come July 22.
No votes are scheduled for Wednesday night, but the district says it hopes to finalize plans in time for the June 24 meeting.
You can find a link to the plans being discussed here.
