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After more than a year of offering online classes during the pandemic, GCCS is expanding its existing virtual academy.
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Thursday marked the second day of in-person instruction at Jefferson County Public Schools and the first for students in kindergarten through fifth grades whose last names start with the letters L-Z.
Safety is not the only concern for some parents, as many of them are still waiting on schedules and bus route information.
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The first group of elementary students are set to walk inside JCPS schools on March 17, some for the first time and others for the first time in about a year.
The site lists everything from when children will be in class, bus information, to what to do if a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19.
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It's a relief for many parents who have been navigating the hybrid schedule, toggling between two days of in-person learning with NTI.
With all schools using the same hybrid model schedule, students will have two days of in-person instruction and three days of virtual learning. Students that decided against returning to in-person instruction will remain in NTI.
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From the time Kentucky’s largest school district ceased in-person learning in March 2020 through Jan. 21, records obtained by WDRB News show JCPS teachers have written just 218 referrals for student misbehavior during nontraditional instruction.
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In-person learning is something many parents want, but they also want to make sure it's safe.
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About 60% of ECE students have opted for in-person learning, according to an administrator.
