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A year ago, April Hunt found herself thrust into the changes shared by millions of parents helping their children complete school online during a global pandemic.
Balancing work, trying to find a babysitter to go to work, worrying about contracting a deadly virus, and concerned about her children missing out on their educational development was, as she put it, “hard and stressful.”
She was trying to keep up with class assignments and schedules, and help out with homework and submission guidelines. Two of her children have ADHD and autism, which made virtual school even more challenging.
Her fifth-grade son Chayton, who is now 11, had a hard time keeping up.
Public Schools of Robeson County to extend virtual learning Robeson County students will continue with virtual learning for at least another month. (Source: Pexels) By WMBF News Staff | January 13, 2021 at 10:02 AM EST - Updated January 13 at 10:02 AM
ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WMBF) – Robeson County students will continue with virtual learning for at least another month.
The Public Schools of Robeson County Board of Education unanimously passed Superintendent Freddie Williamson’s recommendation to extend virtual learning across the district until Feb. 16.
The board voted on the matter Tuesday night.
District spokesperson Glen Burnette III said the board will revisit the decision at the Feb. 9 board meeting.