NYC students set to return to classroom Monday

Mayor Bill de Blasio and School Chancellor Meisha Ross-Porter have worked together to implemental several protocols for a safe return.

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Sep 12, 2021, 2:53 PM

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Updated 1,201 days ago

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Hundreds of New York City public school students are returning for in-person learning on Monday.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and School Chancellor Meisha Ross-Porter have worked together to implemental several protocols for a safe return.

Some of those include health screenings, 3-feet of social distancing and mask requirements regardless of vaccination status.

Any students participating in high-risk sports need to be vaccinated ahead of the first day of play.

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