Pinealls County Schools Are Set To Start August 24th

Author Babs

August 11th, 2020 11:16 AM

Pinellas County School Board Chairwoman Carol Cook said that parents can count on school to start August 24th. The current plan in Pinellas involves a three step approach including, students returning to classes, students studying virtually with PCS online or students enrolling with Pinellas Virtual School. Cook says that until she sees different data and different information, she will continue to start school as planed. The Pinellas school board has been weighing the risks and benefits of having students return to classrooms.

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