Special Report: Education Minister Rob Fleming talks full-time class return

Vista Radio conducted an interview with B.C. Education Minister Rob Fleming on back-to-school.

A number of topics were talked about including:

  • How school districts plan to utilize the $242-million in funding announced by the Province
  • What the plan is if an outbreak is declared at a school in B.C.
  • How students will be appropriately distanced in situations where limited classroom space is available
  • The Province’s stance on student testing compared to places like Ontario where it is not mandatory
  • How to differentiate flu and COVID-like symptoms if someone is feeling unwell
  • The Ministry of Education’s response to the B.C. Ombudsperson’s scathing report on incorrect test scores

LISTEN HERE FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW:

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