State Representative Raghib Allie-Brennan says he's heard from parents and teachers across the 2nd District with concerns about school returning fully in person after the holiday break. While not advocating for remote learning, Allie-Brennan says he has written to the Governor's office urging him to sign an executive order to allow school districts to have the flexibility of going remote or hybrid and have it count toward the 180 required days. As long as positivity rates continue to surge, he says teachers and parents need every option at their disposal to educate their students while ensuring their own health and the health of their family.  Allie-Brennan says remote learning should be part of the tool kit to ensure that students can be safely and effectively educated.