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September 22, 2020
Dear Pine City Schools Community:
The Pine County number of confirmed infectious COVID-19 cases will increase to over 10/10,000 during the most recent 14-day reporting period.
Based on that data and the Minnesota StaySafe Learning Model Parameters, the following learning models will be in place beginning on Monday, September 28:
The Pine City Elementary School (grades K-6), Pine City ALC, and VISION will continue in the "in-person" learning model.
[CHANGE] The Pine City High School will be in the Hybrid Model. Additional information regarding this learning model can be found in the Reopening Schools Plan.
Students and parents/guardians will receive detailed information in the upcoming days from their Principals regarding the upcoming change of learning models in grades 7-12 at Pine City High School.
Stay safe...stay well.
Respectfully,
Dr. Tryggestad
Distance Learning for Pine City High Schools students in grades 7-12 begins Monday, September 14. Below are tips and guidelines that accompanied an email from Principal Anderson that was sent out to district parents/guardians on Friday, September 11.
Save Receipts for School Supplies!
Minnesota Revenue offers two valuable tax benefits for parents who purchase school supplies for their K-12 students, the K-12 Education Credit and Subtraction. These benefits can reduce parents’ taxes to increase their refund, but is only available for those who keep their receipts. Purchases for most school supplies, field trips, and musical instruments for school band are eligible.
Most Minnesota parents qualify for the K-12 subtraction, which reduces their taxable income. Parents under certain income limits may also qualify for the K-12 credit, which can refund up to 75% of their costs – even for parents who don’t owe any taxes. Visit the Minnesota Revenue website for details.
Most Minnesota parents qualify for the K-12 subtraction, which reduces their taxable income. Parents under certain income limits may also qualify for the K-12 credit, which can refund up to 75% of their costs – even for parents who don’t owe any taxes. Visit the Minnesota Revenue website for details.
