GREENSBORO, N.C. — Guilford County Schools approved nine weeks of remote learning to begin the new academic school year.
The Board of Education voted six to three in favor of the decision.
The Guilford County Schools Board of Education met Tuesday to discuss four reopening scenarios.
Here's a look at each of the scenarios up for consideration:
Scenario One
- K-8 in school full time
- 9-12 remote full time
Scenario Two
- 50% of K-12 students attend Mondays and Tuesdays
- Teacher planning and deep building cleaning of Wednesdays
- 50% of K-12 students attend Thursdays and Fridays
Scenario Three
- K-5 in school full time
- 50% of 6-12 students attend A week Monday – Thursday. Teacher planning on Fridays.
- 50% of 6-12 students attend B week Monday – Thursday. Teacher planning on Fridays.
Scenario Four
- K-5 face-to-face attending Monday - Friday every week – full school day
- 6-8 face-to-Face Monday – Thursday mornings – 4 hours per day
- 9-12 face-to-face Monday – Thursday afternoons – 3 hours per day
- Fridays will be used for teacher planning.
Board members will revisit what a Plan B reentry will look like next month which would include one of the four scenarios.
Parents also have the option to enroll their children in the Virtual Academy only online learning program. The enrollment deadline is September 18.