Metro Detroit superintendents discuss what’s next for students
DETROIT – On Thursday, Local 4 gathered five superintendents from school districts to discuss what’s next for students.
There can’t possibly be a one size fits all solution because each district serves a community with different economic, cultural and access demographics.
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Below is a 30 minute video where parents can hear what keeps the superintendents up at night and their plans-in-progress to continue the school year.
The conversation is instructive, eye-opening and candid for every school district in Michigan.
Watch the video above
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