Public school officials in Cherokee and Forsyth counties have declared “digital learning” and “online learning” days, with students and faculty staying home and communicating lessons online because of ongoing COVID-19 concerns.
Cherokee County School District schools and offices are closed for two weeks. All school activities were canceled including athletics, extra-curriculars, special events and field trips.
"Non-CCSD activities held on our campuses, such as league sports and church services, also will not be held during the two-week closing," the district said. Information: https://bit.ly/33duWTM
Forsyth County school officials announced a one-week closing, through March 20: “On Thursday, March 19, the school system will announce its plans for March 23-27 following a thorough review of the COVID-19 situation at that time.”
All Forsyth school events and activities were canceled until further notice, including extra-curriculars, school-related trips, community school events and facility rentals. Information: https://bit.ly/2IM0lTI
