WINONA, Minn. – After a few weeks of post-Spring Break distance learning, the Winona High School will he back fully to in-class learning, Superintendent Annette Freitheit announced. Masks will be required, she said. The School District has had a mix of online and classroom instruction in navigating the Co-Vid pandemic. The decision now to return the high school wholly a classroom model is effective April 8 with the start of spring quarter. Sixth grade and the middle school also will be in the wholly classroom model.
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Freiheit: “We will continue with all of the mitigation strategies that we’ve had in place and that physical distancing being the most primary piece that we face as a challenge when we move to full in-person.”