New York City Schools to Return to<br />In-Person Teaching in September.<br />On Monday, New York City Bill de Blasio announced the<br />city’s attempt to finally end remote learning. .<br />De Blasio said that all NYC schools will return<br />to normal, “all in person” learning in September,<br />with “no remote” options available.<br />That means over one million students will return to<br />over 1,800 schools in the nation’s biggest school district.<br />One million kids will be back in their classrooms<br />in September, all in person, no remote. That’s<br />the news I think parents, kids, everyone<br />has been waiting for... , Bill de Blasio, via 'The Daily Beast'.<br />He went on to stress that NYC could not have a<br />“full recovery” if schools weren’t back “full-strength.”.<br />You can’t have a full recovery without full-strength<br />schools, everyone back, sitting in those<br />classrooms, kids learning again, so that’s<br />what we’re gonna have in September, Bill de Blasio, via 'The Daily Beast'.<br />In order to ease any concerns, parents will be able<br />to visit classrooms starting in June to see for themselves<br />what COVID-19 safety measures will be taken. .<br />This includes measures such as proper ventilation,<br />cleaning standards and adequate social distancing. .<br />In addition, NYC Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter<br />confirmed during a news briefing that face masks would<br />still be required at fully reopened city schools.
