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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In summary, so far schools opening include:

Sela
MV
YY
LAMB - not definite, dependent on numbers

Anyone else?

What about some of the non-immersion schools such as ITDS, TR, SWW?[/quote]

Half of the campuses have opened their buildings to students in some form, according to the D.C. Public Charter School Board. 
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The city’s two largest charter networks — KIPP DC and Friendship — enroll more than 20 percent of the District’s charter school students and have been bringing back hundreds of students to school buildings since the fall.

Friendship is bringing in more than 350 of its 4,000 students for in-person tutoring and virtual learning supervision a few times a week, prioritizing students of essential workers and students who may have critical needs and have struggled with distance learning.

KIPP DC is serving 412 of its 7,000 students in person each week for academic support. There are about 200 staff members who go into KIPP buildings to serve lunches, maintain the buildings, and supervise and teach students in person.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/district-charter-schools-reopening/2021/01/27/e4cab1ae-6043-11eb-9061-07abcc1f9229_story.html[/quote]

Friendship sounds like CARES classroom not hybrid.  I suspect KIPP might be CARES too with “academic support” but can’t say for sure.

Although numbers in hundreds, if you look at the total students, it’s a small percentage similar to smaller schools CARES classes.[/quote]

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