Following Backlash, Gwinnett County Releases A New Plan For Ending The School Year
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Show Notes
Earlier this month, Gwinnett County Schools released a plan to end the school year that included bringing teachers and support staff back to their worksites starting May 18. That policy was met with criticism from parents and teachers alike -- so, now, there's a new plan. Steve Flynt, Gwinnett Associate Superintendent for School Improvement and Operations, shares what the revised policy entails. Then, Georgia Association of Educator's Chief Lobbyist Joe Fleming, discusses what school systems across the state should consider as school systems potentially re-open in the fall.
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