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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is all Bridget Loft's fault, per usual. She is the queen of bad decisions. Parents were begging her over the summer to plan core class co-horts with elective being done through DL. Same goes for assigning classes at the elementary level based on hybrid/DL elections. Instead, she specifically told principals to disregard elections in making class assignment. Duran needs to FIRE her now! She was also the driver of the no new spring instruction last year and the horror show of concurrent learning that she wants to impose to kids as young as 3rd grade. She is now justifying the concurrent switch by claiming a "consultant" presented new research that concurrent works at young ages. Let me guess: this is the same consultant APS is paying to establish the concurrent program. Let's see if any of the school board members actually question her about this. (NOT LIKELY BECAUSE THEY DO NOTHING BUT SIT AND LISTEN! They need to go too!)[/quote

It’s my understand that middle and high school teachers explained this to Loft et al in July. I don’t know why they didn’t deal with it then.  In middle, they could have assigned them by math class to a cohort and then dealt with electives virtually. Big electives like Spanish probably could’ve been cohorted.  High school is harder but if O’Connell can do it, why not APS?

I really think they are going to have to rethink opening those schools in light of the new guidance. Unless they reshuffle all the kids into cohorts![/quote]

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