Norwalk schools move to follow new CDC guidelines including bringing students back to school full-time
Norwalk school officials say they're taking the CDC's advice and are moving students closer together to try and get them back to school full-time.
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Mar 23, 2021, 2:18 AM
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Updated 1,370 days ago
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Most elementary schools return to class five days a week March 29.
Middle school students start on April 5 and high schools return to five days a week on April 9.
Desks will be placed 3 feet apart, which the CDC says is far enough to keep children safe.
School officials say parents can choose to do full-time distance learning, but the hybrid model will no longer be available.
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