Audio: Missouri school district requires doctor’s note from students who want to learn virtually

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Many Missouri K-12 school students are back to learning today. The Kennett School District in far southeast Missouri is now requiring a doctor’s note for students who want to learn remotely. Superintendent Chris Wilson says COVID-19 positives and quarantines are declining around the Kennett area.

 

 

Wilson says a specific diagnosis for a student is not required. Online learning will continue to be provided for students who test positive and must be quarantined.

 

 

Wilson says district protocols, including a recent mask requirement, are working.

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