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New NC bill allows school districts to temporarily move to remote learning due to COVID-19

Governor Cooper signed the bill early Monday. Before now, groups of quarantined students could not move to remote learning.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — North Carolina school districts can now temporarily move to remote learning because of COVID.

Governor Cooper signed the bill early Monday. Before now, groups of quarantined students could not move to remote learning.

Districts will now be able to move specific classes or grade levels to virtual learning for a short period of time.

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