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COVID In Colorado: DPS Plans On In-Person Learning After Winter Break

Superintendent Alex Marrero sent a letter to families on Dec. 29 saying strong health safeguards are allowing this decision.

By Danielle Chavira, CBS Denver:

DENVER (CBS4) – As cases of COVID-19 continue to climb in Colorado, and the concern over the omicron variant grows, Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero says they will move forward with in-person learning after the winter break. Marrero sent a letter to families on Dec. 29 saying strong health safeguards are allowing this decision.

“DPS has a very high vaccination rate among staff, and the COVID-19 vaccine is now available for everyone ages 5 and older. We also strongly encourage everyone who is eligible to get a booster shot,” he said in the letter.

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