MEDFORD, Ore. — The Medford School District unveiled a rough draft plan for school this Fall in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
MSD school superintendent, Bret Champion, hosted a zoom meeting with parents Tuesday night.
Champion says one concern around students coming onto campuses in the Fall is 6-foot social distancing.
He says elementary students wouldn’t have to wear masks but it’s recommended 6-12th graders wear them. Some staff will be required to wear masks.
“We’re trying to keep our cohorts together as much as possible as well per classroom. We will have a lot more details in mid-July,” Champion said over Zoom.
He says one goal will be to keep the amount of people in school buildings as low as possible.
For more information on the Medford School District’s ideas, go here.
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