remote learning

So, what is this "test-to-stay" system that Albany Schools have implemented, and is it actually helping the students avoid the dreaded remote learning scenario?

I think it's time for Capital Region schools to pull the plug on in-school learning and transition to all remote learning.

Yesterday, Thursday, November 12th, Superintendent Dr. Franchini announced that Averill Park High School would go to all remote learning until after Thanksgiving break after nine total students and teachers tested positive.

Snow days could be a thing of the past. There is a program that is being tested that may never allow for a snow day again and you guessed it, it's all because of the pandemic.

Some schools have decided they need a little more time to make sure they get it as "right" as they can for the fall.

Students in the Shenendehowa School District are not currently being given a full-time remote learning option for any student at any grade. A group of parents wants that changed.

I'm not sure I want my daughter to go back to in-school learning this fall, but here are some of the preliminary guidelines from the state.