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Omicron Threat Won’t Impact Face-to-Face

Although the Omicron variant is surging in some countries, health officials say it shouldn’t impact the resumption of hybrid learning in public schools on January 11th.

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Although the Omicron variant is surging in some countries, health officials say it shouldn’t impact the resumption of hybrid learning in public schools on January 11th. This as education officials held a town hall meeting last night to outline what parents and students should expect in the new year.

Berthony McDermott reports.

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