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.
Guilford County Schools officials may delay reentry into buildings, despite Governor Cooper’s recommendation.
Guilford County Schools officials are testing a new app that could make boarding a school bus or entering a school building easier whenever stud
The Guilford County Board of Education is trying to find the best plan to reopen school buildings in August.
Guilford County Schools has received state approval to create two new virtual academies.
Guilford County Commissioners are expected to vote on the annual budget at their meeting on Thursday evening.
School districts across the state are planning the return of in-person learning this fall. Buildings have been closed since March because of concerns over the coronavirus.
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