San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District Superintendent Michael Cardona explained the district’s decision to bring all students back to campus during their agenda preparation meeting Monday.
Cardona shared that four students who were learning remotely passed away in the past year after several parents spoke in the public comment portion of the meeting about the anxiety of their children returning to classes during a pandemic with so many unknowns.
He elaborated on what was already stated in a letter to parents explaining the decision; “Mainly because we need to bring kids in because of some mental health concerns,” said Cardona.
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