Haskell Public Schools Returns To In-Person Classes

Haskell Public Schools will be sending students back to classes in-person on Tuesday with new rules they need to follow to be allowed on campus.

The district has been all-virtual this school year, but Haskell students will show up to campus for the first time on Tuesday. Grades 4th-12th will be required to wear a mask at all times while on their school campus and kindergarten-3rd graders will be allowed to take off their mask during class.

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Any student riding the bus must also wear a mask for the entire trip. Students will not be allowed onto the bus without already having a mask on.

On Tuesday, October 6, elementary school parents will be allowed inside the building to drop off their students after a temperature check but any time after that the parent must have a scheduled appointment through the school.

Mondays have been designated all virtual learning days, with the exception of Monday, October 12 when students will attend class in-person.

The district said some students have opted to still use the all-virtual option and they will continue their online classes as usual. Those who have signed on for the blended learning option will need to check in with the front desk when they come into the building.

Haskell Public Schools shared a video detailing the specifics of the plan to return to in-person learning on their Facebook page on Monday.

For more details on return to in-person classes visit the Haskell Public Schools website.