the science was not ready to be applied to the classroom. w we are talking about we have with science make good amount but still added mysteries in the stack of diffs disciplines. put non- user to the brain at level. there is a person under microscope and set of neurons. that person is fundamentally mysterious. so how complexity is entered the picture. we talk about the inside out versus outside approaches as we say okay, it's inside out where the thinking about learning. but we can use the outside in approach obligate things in a holistic way to inform and guide the way we think about the inside out stuff. >> gotcha. that is very helpful. so you mention on a number of occasions the book the disenchant learning calculus and learning to use calculus. learning physics and thinking to learn physics. when you mean by that? >> only speak let's take literature. one as i think the great values of literature if you study shakespeare you get it for life prefix and the really complex and put it in" what catches a complex thought a newcomen deputy aided

the 2 groups released a joint statement announcing their tentative agreement to return to the classroom. full-time. august 9th. they said in part, quote, while we do not always agree on the details. usd are passionate about serving oakland students and families, end quote. they went on to thank families for their patience and support as they navigated uncharted territory. hopefully they can get back on track. >> and everything goes well, i know i will. a tentative academic calendar for the fall was also released monday. but there are still some steps to take before it's all set in stone there in oakland. the teachers union will need to ratify the agreement and the school board has to approve it in the newsroom. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> with schools reopening across much of the country. many asian american families are choosing to keep their children at home. and this comes amid fears of a growing tide of racism targeting their community, hate crimes against the asian american population have spiked since the beginning of the coronavirus, a pandemic. parents are concerned their kids

they will be eaten in the classroom or outside. there will be grab and go lunches for distance learning. as far as distance learning is concerned, that will continue through the end of the school year for students who don't want to come back. when will things go back to normal? that is the million dollar question, perhaps more than one million dollars. that will happen hopefully, the district says, at the beginning of next year. they are looking for five days a week, full in person learning for everyone by august. michelle, we will see. >> yeah, i have to tell you, when my kids started school, they were happy to go to school and that's a good thing when they look forward to going back to school. >> reporter: i know and i'm sure you are glad to have them back too. >> for sure. we will check back with you in a bit. >>> it is 6:04 now. san francisco unified is allowing high school athletes to resume practice games. the sports are outdoors including baseball, softball, and soccer. students are only allowed to play a single sport for the

in our week-long look at president biden's first 100 days a major issue, getting kids back into the classroom pledge president biden made here's kristen welker. >> reporter: it's been six weeks now at baltimore's waverly elementary and middle school, where students are back in the classroom, complete with desk shields and face masks >> it is amazing it feels great to have that feeling of normalcy again >> reporter: principal dr. tanya green bringing back students two days a week in person >> what was the initial reaction when you said we are returning to the classroom? >> the initial reaction just across the board from teachers, school leaders, was just maybe apprehension >> reporter: parents like cherise cole were unsure >> i did a tour and it made me feel relief like okay, they got this and my daughter's going to be fine >> reporter: her daughter, anaya, is now back in class. >> when i was in virtual it was kind of hard for me and i was just getting very frustrated >> reporter: you got frustrated with virtual learning >> yes >> reporter: back in december president biden made this pledge >>

it was created in the classroom and we are helping create the classroom at home. >> this company is also a very innovative organization. having 540 towers, they crated ways to make distant learning easier during the pandemic. >> often times, innovation is born out of necessity. i think one of the things that we have positioned ourselves as an organization is to be able to evaluate what the needs and necessities are that can benefit our state the most. one of the things we have keyed in on in recent months is the digital revival or lack of rod band services to our rural students. as a result, we leveraged our technology to create a unique use of this technology to provide a service called data casting. what it is is using our infrastructure and broadcast signal to braille -- build a bridge between the content and the teachers and the students at home. by using our towers and infrastructure, they can transmit data wirelessly into a home without internet access. it can be received on their digital devices. it is the people. it is a staff that make etv what it is. we are passionate about wha

why don't some of these teachers want to go back into the classroom? en it. it's safe for kids to be back in school and it's safer teachers to be back in school even without all of the combinations they have asked for. so why don't they want to return customer >> you know, interestingly enough, i think that's a minority. i think the majority of teachers do want to return. but we are seeing here is the school unions that are very powerful who have other agendas. speaking, i think possibly out of turn for the teachers. the teachers we know, the classes that my kids or income of those teachers know that the best possible place for the kids to be learning right now is inside the classroom. so, i think there are some outliers like possibly the video we just saw. but i think the majority of them to want to come back here we have all seen the harmful repercussions that are happening with our kids by not being in the classroom. teachers get into this profession for that reason, right? they love and care for kids. i think the majority of them do want to be back.

parents threaten legal action if their children don't return to the classroom. however we've got some pleasant spring wald's across many parts of europe over the next couple of days not particularly high temperatures for many but a fair bit of sunshine coming through nevertheless a little more cloud spilling in from the atlantic towards the british isles little more cloud to wherever it was that eastern side of europe because of cloud here producing some outbreaks of sherry right absolutely but the snow still in place there just around the balkans but not too much to speak of still a warm side for moscow 14 celsius average for this time of years around 10 degrees civil war side down towards the southeast ankara could touch 24 celsius but again not just a few showers coming across parts of greece and into the further west this is what we have more in the way of sunshine than showers some pleasant sunshine 18 celsius in madrid but we're not seeing frost at 18 all slow some warped there into scandinavia over the next couple of days the cloud right will try to push i

the first one is about how classrooms activities are aligned or not within a class grade. the second is about how we can or cannot, how we have trouble building a community partnership. the third is about how social and emotional support can facilitate academic and cognitive development and the fourth is about how instruction for language can incorporate or crowd out other stimulating activities and -- and what we learned is really a story about advancement and setbacks, like successes and barriers and i truly believe in the mixture we can figure out a blueprint for moving forward here but also elsewhere. >> wonderful. you want to talk about the blueprint a little bit? >> yeah. i mean, you know, my point, the way the bookends is i say, i break it down into 3 categories. first is what i observe. right, like what is the actual empirical data said and the second is what are less sons learned, what can we takeaway from this finding and how to apply and take the knowledge and apply and i came up with a set of recommendations if for each one. very humbled the recommendation becau

plus, students in oakland will be heading back to the classroom full-time next, we'll have details on the tentative agreement reached today for full in person instruction. >> also a local doctor says we could be close to skipping the home mask mandate in california. but with exceptions. details on that on kron 4 news at 6. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its ingredients... or if you take dofetilide. hepatitis b can become harder to treat while taking dovato. do not

parents threatening legal action if their children don't return to the classroom. got some nasty weather very close to the philippines it's the strongest typhoon of the year so far super typhoon sort of guy making its way further north which we have already seen some very heavy rain just around those eastern parts of the philippines not if they millimeters of rain in 24 hours we could easily see the same again maybe up to $200.00 millimeters of rain it one or 2 spots. sustained winds of around 275 kilometers per hour so that is equivalent to a category 5 hurricane so very powerful system the good news is it will stay offshore and make its way further north which incurred away out into the open waters of the northwest pacific as we go on through the coming days but still some very strong winds coming in across the eastern side of the philippines big waves there is the risk of flooding damaging winds and we could see wanted to landslides mudslides as a result of the system passing very close to the country there you can see it does make its way further north which as

violence in the classroom. for example has been tired of tied to conditions and for a long time it's officially banned in 2000 when you go in talk to teachers they do would mentally say or do you practice. because that then gets the most effective way to kind of stop a behavior that is under sire. dr roger out-i is trying to reform teacher training. there are teachers who are radical believe have to change today just don't know how to test training is. they need a different way of endangered. and they need to develop a community does teach us. to get a teacher's view on training i meet funny dobra cancun a primary teacher at a government school. will not be likely at being elaborate me on how well what i had. done when connie let me take on and be that. polite it all lacked and he did it well and even honey how. but she says the government offers little support for retraining teachers. that don't meet that. they lack role. but i'm not who he may climb up he taught me how you young. and how i can help and i like

in south san francisco, they are using a disinfection unit to sanitize the classrooms. parents can opt out. if they don't feel ready yet to send kids back, they can choose full-time distance learning at home. the kids are the ones who parents have cleared them to be here and they feel like it is a. reporting live in san pablo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> san francisco public superintendent is staying on the job for another year as long as the school board meets a couple of his demands. the board is expected to vote on an amendment tomorrow. it would require members to be prepared for meetings. they would also not create any new programs until students are back to in person learning. this contract would give matthews nearly full discretion over hiring and firing. announced last month he would retire this year but then rescinded it this month. >> that's a big update. >>> coming up here, a murder case in court. a father-son duo charged in connection with kristin smarts disappearance. >>> a deadly crash involving a tesla. no one found in the drivers seat. the big question

they don't enjoy lrning on the computer and miss being in the classroom. experiment has worked for this particular moment in time, but it's hard to see this as something more permanent. but investors still see an opportunity in educational technology. investment in the secto has been steadily increasing over the last five years. but morgan says the covid-19 pandemic has put them into overdrive. >> three years ago we had a really good idea. the likelihood is is that you would not break into the market. cobit has changed that. really good ideas are getting funded by smart investments. it's a different ballgame now that it ever was. >> investors see a new sector expanding, even if many user cannot wait to get back to the classroom. katty: mom, you are so embarrassing. i have to thank my lucky stars that my kids are a bit older. before we go, it has been over a year since many of us have seen any kind of live music. but look at what's happening in paris. with music venues closed, these performers have taken the show to the streets, performing right outside notr

so i walk into the classroom and she is there. she is really something. walk into the room and she introduced me to everybody in the classroom, she knew everyone. five years old. immediately became glued to my side the whole time i was there. she introduced me to everyone in the classroom by name and her teachers. she appointed herself to do this, it was not the plant. at one point, and not down to speak to her -- i kneeled down to speak to her and i said you can be anything you want to be. this little one looked at me and my eyes and you know what she said? she said i want to be everything. i want to be everything. [applause] that is the spirit of american aspiration. that is the spirit which at that moment was wrapped up in the little body of a five-year-old. moving forward, that is the spirit we must summon. thank you, baltimore. thank you, maryland, for making these 100 days what they have been as so many of you have spoken and said. where we see light at the end of the tunnel. thank you for marking these 100 days with the president and with me. pleas

this comes as thousands of oakland students return to the classroom today. we stopped by montero middle school to see the first day back. >> i will not have kids with me, it's been a year and a half. >> in oakland, 3rd to 6th graders are allowed back on campus and it is a big day for these first time middle schoolers at montero middle school. >> i'm like, they will be changing classes, they will have a gym locker, they will have a locker. oh, my god, are they going to be able to keep up? >> reporter: it is those challenges that she anticipated, so the lesson plan begins with a reintroduction to in person learning itself. >> a lot of tours of the school, a lot of getting to know you, a lot of restorative justice circles. it will be a feeling of this is what it's like to be back at school and hopefully in a week or two we can get into the business of doing schooling as usual. >> reporter: there joiningpre- k through second grade who went back march 30th and teachers will get a $2000 stipend for going back as well. and students will have a whole series of change

they all just went back into the classroom as we're speaking now. ey were all so cute with a little backpacks and saying head of their teachers. the first time in a long time in person. can see the balloons over there and then the kids are all these classrooms here. one could even told me that he is sad, that he's going to leave school today because he's just so excited to be here in the first place. when did you ever hear kids saying that you can see the signs all around school and that one says welcome back it's been 13 months since kids were learning in person in the evergreen school district in san jose. and today nearly half of the district's 9700 plus kids will be returning to schools 4 days a week. greats tk through 8th today. we'll see the transitional candor kindergartners through the second graders as well as the 7th and 8th graders in the classrooms. and then next monday we'll see 3rd through 6th graders returning back to school as well. students will who some kids will be distance learning still at home, learning virtually and some kids w

parents pressing legal action children don't return to the classroom. we've got some rather nasty weather pushing across the deep south of the u.s. you can see the thunder has a rumbling away him having across the deep south into the florida panhandle is on its way out things will quiet down as we go through the next couple of days i wanted to spring showers just around the tennessee valley pushing up towards the northeast and cold around the appalachians all the parts of the appalachians over towards new england pleasant sunshine as well temperatures into the mid to high teens the not too bad it's 0 and not too bad to into canada or to a 40 degree celsius but on the cool side there once again for want to pay a high of just one degree here we could see some wintry flurries just around the comedian prayer is pushing down across the northern plains wintry flowers to a possibility around the mountain states of the u.s. just spilling out of alberta further west we got warmth the base say we got warm but rather pacific northwest seattle $24.00 degrees celsius

at 11:00, oakland students are going back to school tomorrow, but not everyone is returning to the classroom of bay area county may finally move back into the yellow tier since the pandemic began. >>> closing arguments begin tomorrow in the george floyd murder trial. how soon the jury could start deliberating. >>> we begin with a live look at oakland where just hours from now students will be heading back into the classrooms. >> the teachers union and the school district have a major kenny chis inoakland the hool unhired thecaing of pre- ivmediator as the union and district are still hammering out details for fall classes. for now, thousands of tutors will return in person tomorrow. for these kids, they've had more than enough time to skate and play. >> i was so excited and happy to see my friends again. >> reporter: staying distanced has been difficult. >> all the students can't come in and join and talk and share stuff because of coronavirus. >> reporter: going back to the classroom was not an easy choice. >> i'm a little bit scared. but the kids like to go. >> reporter: elementary will se

those weren't the barriers that students identified that were keeping him from being successful in the classroom what students told me overwhelmingly is the biggest barriers to their success in the classroom had nothing to do with the classroom transportation childcare health care housing food utility payments statistics show that college is a very successful way to go and it's still the best decision for students or anyone who wants to get out of poverty or level up in what they want to do however i also think that the worst thing to do is go to college and drop out years ago the goal is to graduate you got to graduate like you just can't drop out. because unlike anything else you still got to pay the bill. i. have. now what higher ed would do is they would look at those success rates and they would go oh are students aren't as well prepared they're not smart they don't know how to study they're not dedicated and i think what we've learned in emerald colleges those aren't true at all our students are smart they're ambitious they're capable they want for themselves they're burdened not just prov

got to understand those barriers and address them if we want our students to be successful in the classroom. you know i teach people that if you don't get educated you don't get skilled you will be poor your whole life and so will your children is an absolute exception of the person who is living you know so little say well my uncle makes a 100000 and not educated but i'm quoting labor statistics and census data that's an exception i didn't know what i wanted to be and so after i graduated from college i think that that's somewhat normal but i went ahead and i i went to college and i picked the major and i was glad that i had people in my life their courage me just to go ahead and go in a lot of people because they've learned that they've been sent messages that they're not smart enough they're not good enough they don't try and tell you to. get your high school diploma get your college degree and then keep pursuing what it is that you have a skill set for and you're passionate about one of the hardest most heartbreaking things about not having your ged or your high school diploma is someti

school off the course american parents threaten legal action if that children don't return to the classroom fast enough. hello there whether this law or across australia over the next couple of days you still got a few showers just hugging the east coast of new south wales they're in the process of pulling away that with high pressure in charge of escaping it largely fine and settle the way this coming in from a southwesterly or in a westerly direction over the next couple of days said the temperatures will slowly but surely start just not up in the right direction 1900 system melbourne 18 celsius the hope a tad warmer as you go on into monday tad drier to that eastern side of new south wales i want to schools up towards the cape york peninsula the shell is still popping off from time to time further west it's far and dry a little colder than of late for perth around $23.00 degrees on monday we're going up a touch as we go on through choose day but she's day we will see some wetter weather moving through victoria melbourne could see some showers longer spells of right along with a good part

. >> is it a matter of getting kids in the classroom? or do the problems go beyond that? >> i think what i have seen for our team specifically is that our team has been able to serve kids through the pandemic while kids have been receiving remote learning and as we get closer to reintegrating them back to the classroom. we might be a little bit beyond that. and part of what's wonderful about the mobile response team is that we can continue to serve them in providing mental health support and as they ease back into the classroom. >> as we talk more about your program and what you're with the mobile mental health crisis team and what you guys do. >> we provide 24/7 mental health crisis support. we begin by screening phone calls and trying to do our best to stabilize and provide safety planning over the phone. like i mentioned. our team is providing that in person response. we are meeting with kids and families whenever they need the help and the support in the communities. and we could be meeting kids in a park. maybe taking them out of the home to engage in outdoor activit

how mayor london breed welcome students back to the classroom today. and when some of the older grades will be able to return, then getting millions of uninsured californians health coverage. special enrollment period. many people can take advantage of through our state's covered california program. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach health officials in alameda and contra costa counties are now in charge and running the mass vaccination site out at the oakland coliseum. fema had been running it for several weeks with vaccines being supplied by the federal government. i don't want to just 16 and older who lives in contra costa county could now schedule of vaccine shot there that site up until now. fema was on lee, allowing people from contra costa county 8 50 or older to get vaccinated at the call. see em. alameda county has also expanded vaccine eligibility to include anyone 16 and up. county health officials quietly expanded vaccine eligibility with no official announcement.

the new hire to better ensure your child is safe in their classroom. re watching "today in the bay." this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >>> welcome back. a quick look at the top stories including san francisco schools seeking some advice on safety bringing those kids back to the classroom. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live with details on a new hire, possibly. >> reporter: yes, good morning, kris and marcus. this school district was later than others to get the students back in class. and now they're thinking about reaching to the outside of the district for a little help in getting kids in the classroom by august. now "the chronicle" is reporting that the district is seeking a con

teachers assume power and authority and naturally stand in front of the classroom. we deliver what students should. we want to be able to change things dynamic so that students are so care and see them so. active. participants. the training methods developed here focus not on enforcing rules but on empathy with the students. i don't. teach the. only am moment that automatically do you know where you are. my partner who my life. who know my life. all these things must. come up in court have you know the one long. including the intelligence on the fact that he says he only had money at last loud outweighs hike up that you know that they love finding a home and i think of one can't you know that a lot of funding not to get it on in. these new teaching methods might have helped the teachers that sort of manage their classrooms without resorting to physical punishment. after a lawyer runaround cowpat filed a case for the parents of $26.00 students. court ordered the school to pay compensation. but not all of the parents accepted the result. now one couple who could be mov

since april 12th, san francisco unified has been welcoming student back to the classroom. on monday, everyone will be at a desk if they choose. to but not every school staff or teacher will join them. the district has approved an unexpected high number of medical exemption letters. >> they're at increased risk or they live with someone they can't distance from who is also at increased risk. >> reporter: she has a nine-year-old son who suffers from a respiratory illness. >> i already have had that feeling of me sitting next to him in the emergency when he's knocked out, unconscious. because he couldn't breathe. so imagine that i can't go in, if he has covid, i can't even go in. >> reporter: the kaiser family foundation estimated that one in four teachers reported having health conditions that put them at a higher risk for comp kangzs of the virus. complications of the virus. the moderna and pfizer vaccines show a protection rate of 94% to 95%. even though it's rare, a few end up with breakthrough infections. that's why the cdc continues to recommend prevention measures. >> m

al-jazeera back to school or off the course us parents action if the children don't return to the classroom fast enough. i'll tell you why is lisa a former interior minister has been ordered to stand trial on kidnapping charges. for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways. we've got some rather unsettled weather making its way across japan at the moment it will brighten up as we go into the early part of next week so there is that wetter weather and at times wintry weather over the high ground that's making its way further north woods and east with some heavy downpours and no flurries there aim to hokkaido further south it's fine to settle a soccer 17 celsius 17 celsius to 4 so beijing time she's here at around 24 degrees plenty of dry weather hazy sunshine temperatures not going up a touch as we go on through monday quality always an issue here of course 20 celsius that the soul as well will see highs of around 22 when tokyo by monday warm sunshine coming through some pleasant weather by this stage but we pushed further south where it is not quite as pleasant we have super typ

a leader in our community leader in the classroom leader money. sports teams. it had a huge ripple effect on on our community. >> this situation is going to change the lives of his peers. people in our love dale and we don't miss to represent them the way they need to be. >> that was shaddox reporting for us tonight. los angeles lakers will miss the team's white house visit this month because of coronavirus protocols and scheduling issues. the 2020 nba champs are supposed to meet with president biden when the team traveled to washington, dc for a game against the wizards. this was supposed to happen next week. a future visit has not been ruled out. it has been tradition for the nba championship team to visit the white house, but it hasn't happened since 2016. that's the last time when the cleveland cavaliers met with then president obama. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> we had the curry bowl in philly tonight, staffer seth does of taking on the sixers. neither curry brother played when the 2 teams matched up last time in san francisco tonight.

back to school day for some santa rosa middle and high school students heading back in person to the classroom today. the district will open the five middle schools and six high schools for a hybrid plan. one group will attend in person school on monday and tuesdays and have distance learning wednesday through friday. b group will attend in person thursday and friday with distance learning monday through wednesday. distance learning will also continue full time for some students. more san francisco unified students will be back in the classroom starting today. middle schools and high schools will welcome students with special needs and other higher risk groups. also returning students in grades three through five who didn't go back last week. >>> a live look at san francisco bay. rainfall in the bay area over the weekend was much needed but hardly put a dent in the overall rain totals in the region which are less than half the annual average. this is as sonoma officials are expected to proclaim drought emergency tomorrow. they say they have never seen lake sonoma this low at this time of year.

the kids will be eating in their classrooms or outside. eria so they can keep everybody in their same cohorts. reporting live amy hollyfield abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> this week the u.s. is anticipating an 85% drop in the johnson & johnson vaccine supply. this comes as fears the variant found in south africa could break through the pfizer vaccine. pfizer is testing a third dose of its booster shot as a booster. and it can modify the shot to address new variants needs to. >> it's breaking our hearts. we're exhausted. emotionally. the things that we are seeing our health care workers they are suffering. >> 39 states have now expanded vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 years and older. three more including california will do the same thing this week. >>> the san francisco department of public health is working to manage a rush of people trying to get vaccinated. we saw another long line at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. this is a drop in location for residents that are eligible for a vaccine or live in certain zip codes. sa

thousands of bay area parents are still waiting for their children to return to the classroom, a move that has been the subject of another lawsuit filed by the city against the school district to move too late to receive funds allocated by governor newsom. students were supposed to be back in class by the march 31st deadline to receive funding. for some parents we spoke with the renaming process is simply a distraction. >> it's a bit frustrating unfortunately because we are one of the sites where a second grader might be going back for five days for a very shortened amount of time during the day, but my fourth grader will only be going back for two days. >> reporter: so we'll pay close attention to the meeting with the vote on pausing the renaming process as well board member collins' first meeting since being stripped of her title. we'll keep you updated on air and online. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, cierra. >>> san jose unified reaffirming its commitment to returning to the classroom, committed to an april 21st reopening dat

but the parents didn't believe them the school had installed c.c.t.v. cameras in classrooms so the parents ask to see the footage. loud on how many. of them come up with how they work on who had a car. my car cong. the look i make of hawk on the high level that i see is he revealed he. eventually the school was forced to provide access to the footage child rape father was horrified by what he saw here it was tangible proof his son was being physically abused by a teacher in front of other staff. they have someone who had a bomb technical and undermining on the part of what happened. in accord to your eyes and. you know don't want to have. a doubt about that but don't wanna. know what. i mean how many of you know who along with them. i think you may call a yeah. and it was an only child with son who was abused or hit by the teacher. who will be hidden 5. who's a theatre i go to court and watch my then open what if you don't let me and i quote i don't mind or noir. the c.c.t.v. footage shows widespread abuse from throwing kids across rooms covering their heads with plastic bag

so on monday, francisco students are back in the classroom after more than a year of virtual school. but the return will be staggered and not every student will be seeing their teachers in person 11 education sites will reopen on monday as well as 22 elementary schools and 3 county schools. >> pre-k through second grade students will be the first back in the classroom by april 26 all students through 5th grade will be on campus is 5 days a week. the district is requiring everyone to follow safety protocols. that includes wearing a face mask practicing social distancing and good hygiene. the district also has covid testing contracts in place. students will eat their lunch in the classroom instead of the cafeteria that distance learning will remain an option for students. now, if you take a look at your screen. these are the elementary schools reopening on monday. these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll ha

zoom classrooms were the on lee classrooms in san francisco, getting schools toe reopen. and next week is ah, huge win and accomplishment. clifford g. is the father of a first grade student in san francisco's unified school district. he's also on the leadership team for decreasing the distance apparent initiative, calling for a demand for a plan for in person instruction. the group has been responsible for the zoom in protest. over the last few months there was challenged in communication and transparency around us getting the word out on what's going on on lee 22 schools will partially reopened doors to t k through second grade students. starting monday. one of them is bryant elementary. i know that we are going to have extra procedures in place and protocols, but we don't have any doubt that our schools are ready to open in a safe and caring and loving way classrooms will practice social distancing and be capped at 22 students. students will also see clear partitions and eat lunch in the classroom instead of the cafeteria and like we're really excited that students are g

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students preschool through second grades are back in the classroom. finally today the district is starting with those young learners the next week. it will be time for the 3rd through 5th graders by april. 26th 107 schools will be open. 22,000 students back on campus, learning in person. only certain students will be back in middle school and high schools by then or of moderate and severe special education. >> a homeless youth are faster. you and students who we have struggled to a game. but why are all schools going back by the end of the month. like other school districts. the superintendent says the department of public health is still inspecting each and every school. they're working as fast as they can. they're coming out as quickly as possible to give us the sign of a school. you know, unfortunately where we're probably not going to get to a place that kids will be able to return in all grade levels. this school year. >> but at least we're pushing in and hopefully everyone will be back in school by by the fall. >> and while not a lot of high scho

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it shouldn't be part of a negotiation for us to return to the classroom right now. nth grade, what's been the biggest struggle for you as someone who on one hand is a parent of two boys trying to make sure that they're okay, trying to make sure they're okay when it comes to their education, when it comes to socialization and also still deal with the demands of what you have to as a kindergarten teacher. >> right. well, we have a relatively small home and we have all been working and learning from home for the past year. and it's been quite a challenge. my sons spend a majority of their time each day in their rooms. they they are socially isolated. the opportunities for socialization just aren't there. so it's been hard. we've noticed a change in their moods, we noticed a change in their motivation and learning loss of course and our primary concern, which is their mental health overall. so just like i worry about my students, i worry about my own children, of course, and i think it's absolutely essential we get them back in the classroom this school year. jillian: ja

. >> san francisco's youngest learners have now into the classroom after over a year. but why are all great to be back by the end of the semester and the answer for you coming up after the break. >> 9.28 right now and we're checking out. the weather sure has been nice or has been flip-flop. might i was here's the where it will wear flip-flops weather. it's sunny or raining because as you know, it's perfect rain gear. well, i know walk is. it's not that cold out there. it's we don't live in a lab. tell why you wear the flip-flops in this pipe huddles. okay. you know why? because you can wipe your feet down. it's not that big of a deal at it's to i tell my kids who were rate would snow will flip flops. no, but you know what? true story when you're up or i didn't know what galoshes were until i got older. well, that's lot word. i don't think people say that. i do a i say soup don't say that's a different mentioned food, to hungry. >> well, it is one of those mornings, if you will, for flip-flops regardless. but for the rest of us, maybe that extra layer this morning becaus