Parents of schoolchildren learning from home
shouldn’t necessarily count on reclaiming the
dining room table any time soon.
After seeing two academic years thrown off
course by the pandemic, school leaders around
the country are planning for the possibility of
more distance learning next fall at the start of
yet another school year.
“We have no illusions that COVID will be
eradicated by the time the start of the school
year comes up,” said William “Chip” Sudderth
III, a spokesperson for Durham, North Carolina
schools, whose students have been out of
school buildings since March.