Plano ISD will have 57% of its students in person for the final nine-weeks of the school year. (Community Impact staff)
Plano ISD experienced a districtwide increase in students opting for face-to-face instruction for the final nine weeks of the school year, which began March 15, according to data provided by the district.
Families were given the option to change their child’s learning method in February, per Texas Education Agency requirements. The number of students attending school in-person rose to 57%, which is a 4% increase from the third nine weeks, while 43% of students have chosen virtual instruction, according to the data.
Hughston Elementary School now has the highest level of face-to-face instruction among elementary campuses, with 81% of students receiving instruction in classrooms. Skaggs Elementary has the smallest percentage of students signed up for in-person…
