Some metro Atlanta public school districts have released reopening plans for the fall semester. Most have decided to use a hybrid system that will incorporate remote learning and face-to-face instruction.
Alternating Days
The Clayton County Public Schools says it will roll out a “blended” instructional model. That means it will use remote learning and in-person classes. Schools will alternate a day at school, then a day at home. Fridays will be districtwide virtual learning days.
Clayton officials say they based the plan on current information on the spread of COVID-19. If spread increases or decreases, the district says it can adjust instructional plans.
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