Schools
Summit School District One Of The First To Ditch Fully Remote Learning Next Year
Federal funding helped supply some of the costs for remote learning during the darkest months of the pandemic but it is "dwindling."
By Spencer Wilson, CBS Denver:
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4)– For the Summit School Board, the decision was significantly influenced by budget. Keeping fully remote learning going forward would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and board members believed it was time to do away with the virtual learning option of the last two years.
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Kate Hudnut, president of the school board for Summit County said the teachers rose to the occasion but will be happy to have their classrooms back to normal.
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