Back to School: 2nd day of classes held Wednesday as students use hybrid system in Spring Lake
Wednesday was the second day of classes at Spring Lake Heights Elementary School, and students from pre-K through eighth grade are using a hybrid system.
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Sep 14, 2020, 9:21 PM
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12ds agoWednesday was the second day of classes at Spring Lake Heights Elementary School, and students from pre-K through eighth grade are using a hybrid system.
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The gymnasium is being used as a cafeteria so the kids can be more spread out while they eat.
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Overall, 78% of the students are in the building, while 22% are remote learning.
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"Our biggest concern right now is making sure everybody is getting the education they deserve,” says Superintendent and Principal John Spalthoff. “We have 78% of our students in the building, we have 22% home on remote, so we're juggling that and making sure everybody is getting that full equitable education."
Residents supported a $10 million referendum last year, which led to all new HVAC units and other big upgrades.
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