Special Education students are struggling with virtual learning

Special Education students are struggling with virtual learning
“I miss my friends and my teachers and I also do not like being online,” said Phoebe Kaynor, a student at Morris Jeff High School.
Author: Meg Farris (WWL)
Updated: 7:33 PM CST January 8, 2021
NEW ORLEANS — With the spike in local coronavirus cases Orleans Parish Public Schools are now in distance, virtual learning for at least the next two weeks.
And that could last longer if current trends continue.
But there are parents who said it's creating a hardship, especially on some of the city’s most vulnerable children.
Sophomore, Phoebe Kaynor,16, is trying to keep up with distance learning.

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