Arizona Gov. Orders Schools To Offer In-Person Learning

By mid-March, Governor Doug Ducey announced that over half of Arizona schools had reopened for in-person learning, with more schools expected to follow. Parents can choose to keep their children in virtual learning. An executive order mandates schools to offer in-person learning by March 15th.

What did Governor Doug Ducey announce about Arizona schools by mid-March?

• All schools are closed.

• More than half of the schools are open for in-person learning.

• Schools are only offering virtual learning.

• Schools are planning to open next year.

What choice do parents have regarding their children's learning format?

• They have no choice in the matter.

• They can only choose virtual learning.

• They must send their children to school.

• They can choose between in-person and virtual learning.

What does the executive order require schools to do?

• Offer only virtual learning.

• Provide in-person learning options.

• Delay reopening until next year.

• Close indefinitely.

By what date must schools offer in-person learning according to the executive order?

• March 15th

• March 1st

• April 15th

• April 1st

What is the main focus of the executive order regarding schools?

• To ensure all students attend school physically.

• To eliminate virtual learning.

• To close schools permanently.

• To provide options for in-person learning.