This article was updated on July 28 at 4:30 p.m.
MENDOCINO Co., 7/27/20 — Governor Gavin Newsom announced on July 17 that all schools in counties on the state’s watchlist for counties where COVID is surging and state restrictions apply will have to open their fall semesters with remote learning. Mendocino County was officially placed on the state watch list two days ago, and Tuesday will mark three days when state restrictions will kick-in. Yet, some schools, mostly in rural areas, may be able to meet the requirements to apply for a waiver and bring students back for in-person classes, albeit in a socially distanced settings with stringent health precautions in place.
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