From WSJ Staff Reports
The Wake County Public School System Board of Education voted Thursday, to move to keep students in remote-only classes until mid-February.
The vote was 7-2. The motion was opposed by board members Roxie Cash and Karen Carter.
Superintendent Cathy Moore is expected to lay out a revised plan for second semester.
The recommendation is expected to include staying in remote-only learning until at least mid-February. At that point, the board would reconvene to determine if and how schools could begin welcoming students back inside the classroom.
(Visited 83 times, 1 visits today)
