School districts throughout Metro Detroit are weighing their options for the new school year,
There are so many questions and not enough answers to keep up.
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Districts have an Aug. 15 deadline to get their plans in.
Downriver, two districts 11 miles apart have two different back-to-school plans.
In letters sent out to parents Tuesday, both Trenton Public Schools (with 2,500 students) and Melvindale-North Allen Park Schools (with 3,100 students) have told parents what their plans are.
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Trenton will have in-person learning with virtual options.
Melvindale schools will be 100% remote. Superintendent Dr. Kimberly Soranno said it’s not worth the risk.
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