GREENSBORO, N.C. — The majority of students will go back to school on August 17. Between now and then, more plans for transportation, remote learning, meals, sports will go from fluid situations to concrete plans.
Guilford County Schools Superintendent Dr. Sharon Contreras and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Whitney Oakley answered questions for 45 minutes on WFMY News 2 Tuesday.
The school year will start with 9 weeks of remote learning. The first three weeks will be pre-recorded lessons. During those three weeks, teachers will be setting up orientation times with students. These can be virtual or in-person. Your child's teacher will be emailing you details about the orientation as well as school lists.
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