remote learning

Snowfall over the last week created icy road conditions, prompting Triad school districts to cancel in-person classes. Some, like Guilford County Schools, opted for remote learning days, while others, like Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, simply closed.

State officials are emphasizing the importance of vaccines and masking as tools to maintain in-person learning. The North Carolina Department of Health…

A new poll conducted by High Point University shows that a large majority of North Carolinians believe the COVID-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact…

Public schools across the state are trying to find ways to help kids who fell behind during remote learning. Guilford County Schools is considering…

One year ago, schools all across North Carolina began shutting their doors and pivoting to remote learning to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Over the…

It's been a year since North Carolina public schools were forced to close their buildings as cases of COVID-19 began popping up in several counties. To…

State education officials are expected to release new testing data on Wednesday. It will provide more information about how North Carolina's public school…

Guilford County Schools' older students will begin returning to classrooms over the next few weeks. Middle and high school students will return using a…

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education voted on Thursday night to modify its re-entry plan for high school students. All of these grades were…

More Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools students are back in classrooms this week. Children in grades two, three and six returned to schools after…