With more people working from home and kids doing distance learning many people are scrambling for their own space. One Minnesota company is here to help.
Most schools are switching to distance learning models locally as COVID-19 cases spike. For our family, learning from home is a lot different this fall than it was it the spring.
With the COVID-19 Pandemic still active many parents are trying to plan on how this school year will play out for their child. If they choose to not have their child go back to school or the school is not holding in person classes then accommodations need to be made.
In the press conference Walz said it was the school district's decision on how they wanted to proceed with handling fall learning. The state will offer guidance.