Some U.S. Schools Ending Academic Year Early After Remote Learning Difficulties

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Administrators in Georgia said the disparity in internet access played a major role in deciding to end the school year a week early.

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Published Apr. 28 2020 11:16PM EDT

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Public school districts around the country are canceling classes early after encountering difficulties with learning at a distance, The Wall Street Journal reports. Washington, D.C.’s

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Some U.S. Schools Ending Academic Year Early After Remote Learning Difficulties

Administrators in Georgia said the disparity in internet access played a major role in deciding to end the school year a week early.

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