
via foxcarolina.com
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) – The Greenville County School Board said in a special-called meeting on Tuesday that they are considering pushing the start date of the school year back by one week and hope to have a comprehensive plan for reopening by July 21.
Learn more at https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/
GCS Board Meeting – Special Called Meeting – Youtube Livestream – July 14, 2020

Greenville County Schools Offer Updates via Facebook Live & New 2020 School Roadmap
Yesterday, Greenville Count Schools answered questions parents had submitted about their plans for the return to school.

How is your student getting to school this fall? Greenville County Schools needs to know
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) — As school districts begin planning to social distance, it looks like school buses will seem pretty bare if students head back to school in person.
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