Parents in Marlboro protest school decision to extend remote learning
In Marlboro, the district had planned to reopen earlier this week, but pushed the date back to Feb. 1.
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Jan 23, 2021, 10:32 PM
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20ds agoAs schools start to make plans to return to the classroom,
some are choosing to stay remote.
In Marlboro, the district had planned to reopen earlier
this week, but pushed the date back to Feb. 1.
That decision upset some parents who protested in the
district Saturday, calling for their children’s return to the classroom.
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