Schools go virtual after COVID-19 cases rise
Schools go virtual after COVID-19 cases rise Some school districts in north Georgia have gone all virtual due to rising coronavirus cases. CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. - The increasing number of COVID-19 cases is forcing some school districts to go back to virtual learning. Students in Henry, Fulton, and Cherokee counties will not have face-to-face classes for at least the next week. Cherokee County parent, Darryl Green, said he's disappointed his daughter won't be going back to class, but he understands. "We were looking forward to having her back in school. It's not just the academics, it's the soc...
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