In-Person Instruction Revving Up in Public Schools

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In-Person Instruction Revving Up in Public Schools

Thousands of public school students made their way back to brick and mortar schools across the Virgin Islands Monday. Some made it into classrooms while others stood in long lines or car queues, waiting for a Covid test.

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