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Since the start of the school year three months ago, this semester has been far from normal.

Many of Minnesota’s school districts have halted in-person learning due to rising COVID-19 cases across the state. Students, parents, teachers and school staff are feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. 

Two school district superintendents and MPR News education reporter Elizabeth Shockman joined host Angela Davis to talk about how the fall semester is going, how teachers and staff are doing and what they’ve learned from the experience.

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Minnesota’s school children returned for the fall semester three months ago. But like most of this year, it has been far from normal. How is it going? What can we expect next semester?

MPR News with Angela Davis - Minnesota’s school children returned for the fall semester three months ago. But like most of this year, it has been far from normal. How is it going? What can we expect next semester?

MPR News with Angela Davis - Progress report: 3 months into the school year, how are Minnesota’s students and teachers doing?

A girl in a face mask kneels in front of a locker as others walk by.

Progress report: 3 months into the school year, how are Minnesota’s students and teachers doing?

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