Safety of students and teachers has become a major topic of debate as new corona-virus cases hit a record high. There are many questions about how Greenville County Schools will start the school year. They have presented an option for parents regarding the Virtual Program and Greenville County Schools will also have options for in-person school IF and WHEN it’s safe to return to brick and mortar classrooms.
Here’s a breakdown of the issues surrounding the upcoming school year.
Greenville County Schools in-person education plan for fall
More Resources For 2020 School Year
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. For more in depth information, please review their new Return to School Parent Resource Page. School changes include: New Elementary Schools Hours: 7:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Flexible in-person attendance based on the spread of the virus in…
How to decide if your child should return to school
With the school year fast approaching, many parents are facing a hard decision on whether to send their kids back to school in the fall. More Upstate South Carolina News Headlines 60 SHARES Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Share Share Share Share Share
How is your student getting to school this fall? Greenville County Schools needs to know
via foxcarolina.com 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. “DHEC is recommending 50% capacity, which realistically looks like about one child per seat,” said Gr…
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