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New school year brings efforts to bridge learning gaps, continued COVID concerns
Bulloch Schools let in Monday for 11,000 students, no masks required or vaccination questions asked
Kindergartener Harper Willis, 5, snuggles with mom Cheyenne as they check in with family engagement specialist Sharon Wilkins, left, during open house at Mattie Lively Elementary School on Thursday, July 29. All Bulloch County schools open the doors to we
Kindergartener Harper Willis, 5, snuggles with mom Cheyenne as they check in with family engagement specialist Sharon Wilkins, left, during open house at Mattie Lively Elementary School on Thursday, July 29. All Bulloch County schools open the doors to welcome students and parents back, as well as help them find their new classrooms and meet their new teachers.
The Bulloch County Schools start a new year Monday with efforts underway to help students overcome learning gaps and address social and emotional needs left by the two previous pandemic-stricken terms.
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