Thousands Of Guilford County Schools Students In Need Of Remote Learning Devices
Thousands of students in Guilford County still lack the laptops needed for remote learning.
Thousands of students in Guilford County still lack the laptops needed for remote learning.
School systems have been distributing Chromebooks, iPads, and other devices over the past week.
Guilford County Schools has confirmed that a nutrition worker tested positive for COVID-19 this week.
Guilford County is among many school districts welcoming teachers back into the buildings this week. They're preparing as the district begins the first nine weeks remotely.
Many state school districts are worried about reaching vulnerable students who qualify for free and reduced-price meals, as buildings remain closed because of COVID-19 concerns.
A vast majority of K-12 public school students in North Carolina will learn remotely when school begins on August 17.
North Carolina education leaders say more money is needed to safely reopen schools.
As schools decide whether or not to hold class in person or online, one big question is at the root of it all — how much is it going to cost?
As officials map a strategy for public schools this fall in the face of COVID-19, North Carolina education leaders are also reflecting on what's been learned about the digital divide in the state.&
The Guilford County Board of Education has approved a reopening plan.