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Appendix C: Example District Plans for Reopening Schools
Pages 93-94

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... Elementary students will receive 2.5–3.5 hours of direct instruction, while middle and high schools would attend eight periods daily. The second option is that students can attend schools in person for at least 2 days per week and engage in independent study on days they are not in schools.
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... Students may have the option to return to in-person instruction if a vaccine becomes available or conditions improve. The third option is enrolling with Osceola Virtual School, where students will engage in full-time independent learning online and also have the option to work during nontraditional school hours (Osceola Ready.
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