10 Percent Of Township Students Opt Out Of In-Person Learning, So Far

August 3, 2020 Coronavirus, School Board

On the eve of a virtual town hall meeting to discuss the school district’s reopening plan, nearly 10 percent of the township’s student population will start the school year learning at home.

District spokeswoman Mary Clark said that as of the afternoon of Aug. 3, the district was notified that 666 students would opt for the remote-learning option offered by the schools’ reopening plan.

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