Many students choose in-person classes at Hawaii’s Catholic schools
Hawaii’s Catholic schools were among the first to open their doors to students for in-person classes in August, and the verdict as the semester draws to a close is “so far, so good.”
“Parents want their kids in school,” Catholic schools Superintendent Llewellyn Young said. “And so we recognized that, and we tried to make that the primary option. And lo and behold, they took it.”
Catholic schools started planning in the spring, tried out their protocols to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus in the summer and were ready to roll with in-person instruction in August, he said, even as others held off because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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