Wake County Schools to Remain All-Remote Until Mid-February
School board approves new plan in 7-2 vote
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School board approves new plan in 7-2 vote
On Thursday night, Durham Public Schools' Board of Education voted unanimously to stay in Plan C, meaning full-remote, through the remainder of this school year. "Our board's decision will allow our students to stay with their current teachers for the…
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