Some schools in Georgia and Mississippi were open only a few days before going remote again; what does it mean for the rest of us?
School is off to a rocky start, as some school districts that opened in person are already reverting to virtual learning due to COVID outbreaks.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage, especially among the unvaccinated, some school districts are sending students home after only a few days in the classroom. In Georgia, most public schools returned to class the week of August 2 or August 9. Since then, four districts in the state scrapped in-person learning and switched to remote learning.
“The difference now in this outbreak that we see the outbreak that happened last school year is that this seems to be more centered on kids, rather than adults, so that scares me to death,” Talbot County Superintendent Jack Catrett. In addition to Talbot County, the other Georgia districts that went remote are Macon County, Taliaferro and Glascock.
In Mississippi, six districts in Lamar County near Hattiesburg started back in late July and reverted to virtual learning a week later, due to hundreds of students and staff testing positive for Covid, according to the
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