The Chatham County Board of Education is meeting virtually to practice social distancing.
The district will follow all health and safety requirements, including face coverings and physical distance.
School librarian Melanie Spell's innovation is aimed at keeping kids in the books while keeping their families safe.
Chatham County Schools offers a more structured, interactive remote-learning approach for exceptional children.
Jordan-Matthews High School educator Charles Byrd is the district's Beginning Teacher of the Year.
Chatham County Schools launched the 2020-21 school year with nine weeks of at-home instruction.
Public school districts are responsible for providing driver education to all school-age children of appropriate age.
The devices may be good fits for many of the district’s students needing more reliable home internet service.
The board will continue monitoring COVID-19 activity to inform decisions impacting the rest of the school year.
Chatham County Schools begins the upcoming academic year Aug. 17 with four weeks of at-home instruction.
The district's virtual academy offers 100% remote instruction for students in kindergarten through 12th grade.
District personnel throughout the summer have been actively preparing to resume instruction.
The school board has approved the district's plan for continued remote learning.
This outreach is a series of virtual listening sessions on the district's plan for remote learning in 2020-21.
The school board approved Bradyn Robinson to become Horton Middle School's principal.
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