But it is working on plans for students to return to school buildings for the first time since March, when Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine shutdown schools due to the coronavirus.
“As we look toward the second quarter, it is time for us to implement our plans to reopen school buildings to our students,” said Sarah Swan, the district’s community relations specialist, in an email to the Dayton Daily News.
“We also will continue to offer remote learning as an option for those families that are unable or uncomfortable returning to school buildings,” Swan added. "Students who continue with remote learning will remain with Centerville teachers and classes.
“We are still finalizing details and will be sharing additional information” at next Monday night’s board of education meeting.
Centerville schools in early August announced plans to start the school year with remote learning only after initially seeking to offer a hybrid plan.
