POLL: Do you think Milton Public Schools should reopen to full-time in-person learning?

It has been over a year since the pandemic shut down our lives, including Milton Public Schools.

In late February, Governor Charlie Baker called for elementary students to return to in-person learning five days per week, with older students to follow.

On March 1, MPS Superintendent James Jette announced that Milton Public Schools would resume in-person learning for all K-12 students Monday April 5.

Safety measures include:

• Student desks will be a minimum of 3 ft spacing, where possible, in the classrooms in compliance with Massachusetts’ safety guidelines
• Students will continue to remain 6 ft apart for eating and mask breaks
• Certain classes will look or be delivered differently in order to meet safety guidelines (Chorus, Band, Strings)
• Students who are in the full remote model can remain fully remote through the end of this academic year
• The District’s Live Streaming policy will remain in effect for COVID 19 related reasons ONLY
• All of the District’s mitigating strategies will remain in effect (masks, social distancing, hand washing, staying home when sick, symptomatic, a close contact and/or positive).

What do you think? Take the poll:

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