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DAYTON—Learning has taken a curious shape in the Dayton School District since brick and mortar schools were shut down on March 17.

The school closures have provided opportunities for teachers and staff who are working from home to provide continuous learning in different and creative ways, and not just distance learning, said Superintendent Doug Johnson, at last week’s board meeting.

“We’re trying to continue educating the students in any manner, shape or form we can between now and when we can return to school,” he said.

Johnson said teachers in the elementary school have been t...