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Winnipeg schools ready for start of strangest school year in recent memory

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coronavirus pandemic, schools across the province have taken health and safety measures to protect staff and students that make the 2020-21 school year an unprecedented experience for everyone involved.Tony Kreml, principal at Garden City Collegiate, told 680 CJOB his school’s biggest challenge has been scheduling.“Here at Garden City Collegiate, we’re going to a blended learning model, meaning that students attend every second day,” said Kreml.“One of our tasks starting in early August was to divide our school so that all students could come every second day, but at the same time receive all the courses they wanted to get, and that’s including elective courses.”Kreml said the new setup means the school’s population, typically 1,400, will.

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