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Masked Jefferson County Public Schools students arrive at school. (WDRB file photo)
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The district says quarantines are inevitable as students return to classes full time during the pandemic.
JCPS officials said they hear parents' concerns loud and clear about crowded and late buses.
Jefferson County Public Schools officials said Tuesday while the district is dealing with COVID-19 in classrooms, the situation is not to the point of considering non-traditional learning districtwide.
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