As the safety of students and staff remains a top priority for the Burke County School District, students will now learn from home upon returning from winter break.
The Richmond County School System has transitioned students from four schools to at-home instruction due to increased COVID-19 activity on the campuses.
Based on the current public health data, the McDuffie County School System plans to expand in-person instruction for PK-12th grade face-to-face students.
Cross Creek High School is the latest school in the Richmond County School System to transition to at-home learning due to increased coronavirus activity.
Richmond County is working to improve the learning experience outside the classroom by launching new mobile hotspots on wheels. And it could have a significant impact on student success.
Ten schools in Richmond County now fully learning from home for COVID-19 concerns after two more elementary schools and one high school made the switch.
From Columbia County’s changes to school learning models, we asked our viewers what questions they had in their minds and went to the board to get the answers.
The decision to transition students back to in-person learning in Aiken County has been met with mixed reactions from parents. Some say it’s a great idea, and others think it’s still too soon.
In a special called meeting, the Aiken County Board of Education has voted to move to four-day, in-person learning for elementary school students starting October 12.
Multiple school districts across the CSRA are keeping parents and students updated about the number of positive COVID-19 cases affecting their campuses.
Guidance counselors are tasked with talking with students about academic issues or personal problems, but they’re also the ones who often can spot warning signs for neglect or abuse.
When it comes to closing down a school, the number of absent students is a key factor. But when teachers are absent, it presents an entirely different problem.
It’s starting to get colder outside, and it seems like the rain never stops in the CSRA. So, having an extra tool to help get your kids to school might make mornings a little easier.
Students in the CSRA are back in class, but most are still adjusting to the new way of learning. Learn what local school districts are doing to help out.
All Richmond County schools were closed Friday due to flooding in the area, but one school extended its closure through Monday and Tuesday due to coronavirus concerns.
