Community centres jump into action to help families transition to at-home learning

Posted: Apr 28, 2021 8:23 PM AT | Last Updated: April 28
All public and private schools are now closed in Nova Scotia, and students will move to remote learning for at least two weeks. (Colin Butler/CBC)
Even though community organizations say they're better prepared to help Nova Scotians through a second school shutdown, they also worry some students will struggle and fall behind.
The province closed all schools after confirming another record number of COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, and more than 120,000 students will begin learning from home Thursday. 
Remote learning is a daunting task for most parents, especially those who don't have access to reliable internet.

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