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Peterborough parents react to province’s decision to keep schools closed until September

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Ontario government’s decision to keep schools closed until September, reaction from parents is mixed.Some were hoping their kids would get to go back to in-person learning for the final 3 weeks of the school year while others are happy with the decision to keep their kids at home until September.“There’s definitely disappointment for my child, who’s five and really missing his buddies — there’s a sense of loss there,” said Kelly O’Dwyer-Manuel.“It’s loss not just related to the fact he can’t see his friends, but also related to the fact it leaves the school year hanging a bit.

He doesn’t get that sense of closure.” Ontario schools to remain closed to in-person learning until September O’Dwyer-Manuel tells Global News Peterborough her.

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