ST PAUL, Minn. — The Saint Paul Public School board said students in third grade and higher won't return to in-person classes before 2021.
SPPS has broken down the student body into four stages, or groups, used to determine which students will transition from fully online learning to hybrid learning, and then in-person classes. Stage 1 students are currently in a hybrid learning model.
Saint Paul Public School Superintendent Dr. Joe Goddard said the district will continue working towards returning Stage 2 students to a hybrid learning model during 2020.
At a meeting on Jan.19, 2021, the school board will discuss bringing more students back into classrooms.