LANSING A group of Michigan educators took to the lawn of the Capitol Building in Lansing on Thursday to protest the states return-to-school plan amid the coronavirus pandemic. Thursdays protest was about the online learning teachers want instead of in-person learning, and so they have been very serious about their social distancing. Knowing that Detroits superintendent, Dr. Nikolai Vitti, is pushing hard for in-person learning, she sees more practical problems. RELATED: What will it take for Michigan schools to go back to in-person learning? Gretchen Whitmer reveals plan for schools to return to in-person learning this fall

LANSING Michigans largest teacher union is holding a rally in Lansing on Thursday to protest the states return-to-school plan amid the coronavirus pandemic. More on why theyre rallying, from MI Core:When Governor Whitmer suspended in-person school instruction in March, there were only a few dozen cases in Michigan. Gretchen Whitmer reveals plan for schools to return to in-person learning this fallMI Core represents more than 1,000 educators across the state. Many school districts in Michigan have already moved to a fully-remote start to the school year, or have offered the option to parents. Updated: Heres what Michigan school districts have planned for the fall amid the pandemicCoronavirus resources: