Return of 96% of students face-to-face part of Bulloch Schools’ ‘new normal’ - Statesboro Herald

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Return of 96% of students face-to-face part of Bulloch Schools’ ‘new normal’

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Art teacher Hayley Ward, center, creates a seating chart while trying to inspire her new students with a video featuring Bob Ross as Statesboro High, along with the rest of Bulloch County Schools, welcomes students on the first day of the 2021-22 school year on Monday, August 2.

Art teacher Hayley Ward, center, creates a seating chart while trying to inspire her new students with a video featuring Bob Ross as Statesboro High, along with the rest of Bulloch County Schools, welcomes students on the first day of the 2021-22 school y — Art teacher Hayley Ward, center, creates a seating chart while trying to inspire her new students with a video featuring Bob Ross as Statesboro High, along with the rest of Bulloch County Schools, welcomes students on the first day of the 2021-22 school year on Monday, August 2.

While welcoming more than 96% of their students back to traditional, face-to-face instruction, Bulloch County’s schools may be seeing some growth in enrollment as the 2021-22 school year begins.

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