OLYMPIA, Wash. – The Seattle Times reports the state Superintendent of Public Instruction and a work group of over 120 educators, parents, students and community organizations released a 47-page document with new guidance that shows what face-to-face instruction amid the coronavirus pandemic could look like.
How and when schools will re-open will depend on what phase of the state’s safe start plan their county is in.
Education officials said that for now, schools should plan to resume class in-person.