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Third of local ‘virtual’ students to return face-to-face in January
School officials face continued COVID challenges, gaps in student learning
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Assistant Superintendent for School Improvement Teresa Phillips, right, speaks to the Bulloch County Board of Education while Keith Wilkey, left, one of the school system's four social workers, prepares to give his report Thursday on their work in support of "virtual" students. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
Since more than 1,600 students whose parents chose the virtual option first semester have requested that they return to face-to-face classes second semester, the Bulloch County Schools face a shift in teacher assignments for January, amid other challenges.
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