All Lindbergh elementary school students are back in the classroom in some capacity after the district brought back fourth and fifth-grades last week under the district’s blended/hybrid model of learning, which has staggered groups of students attending school in-person part of the week and utilizing virtual learning the other days.
The district started the school year in August under its “Green Light Plan” with K-3 students in school buildings for hybrid learning mixing virtual and in-person classes, with students in fourth through 12th grades starting all-virtual.
Middle school students are slated to return Tuesday, Oct. 6, also under a blended/hybrid model of learning.
