Here's what in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic looks like in one Florida county

MARION COUNTY, Fla. - The Florida Department of Education is ordering districts to reopen all brick and mortar schools five days a week and offer full services starting in August.

Marion County Public Schools are already doing in-person summer school.

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Marion County School District has presented two options for returning to school in the fall:

• Traditional In-Person Learning: Students will return to campus and attend a full school day throughout the week, with standard bell times and schedules.
• Online Learning: Students can attend school remotely, following the standard school schedule and bell times, if they are not comfortable going back in-person.

Enhanced health and safety protocols will reportedly be in place, like social distancing, increased cleaning, and frequent hand washing.

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The Marion County School District shared images of what summer school looks like as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surge.

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