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During a Feb. 2 meeting of the Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education, a presentation was made that outlined a plan to open classrooms to hybrid learning beginning Feb. 22.
In a four-one vote, the board asked for a more detailed plan for consideration at the board’s Tuesday, Feb. 16 meeting.
After Superintendent Dr. Karen Trujillo presented a plan to return students to classrooms in a phased-in approach, the board said it was not ready to commit to aggressive hybrid instruction. Instead, it authorized Trujillo to develop a plan for increased face-to-face opportunities that prioritize students in need of support. The Feb. 16 meeting will begin at 4 p.m. at www.lcps.tv.
Whether the upcoming plan will be sufficient to meet state requirements for participation in New Mexico Activities Association events is yet to be determined.
