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Leon County School ends digital classes fall 2021


Leon County School ends digital classes fall 2021
LCS will end digital classes fall 2021
and last updated 2021-02-23 18:28:56-05
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Starting in the Fall, all Leon County schools will no longer offer digital classes. It's a decision, district leaders say, gets students, teachers and parents back to normal.
"We will be closing those digital Academies at the end of the school year and again opening our arms to all those that want to return next fall," said Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna.
In August, parents can either return their child to brick-and-mortar classes or switch to the broader digital class offering. Right now, only about 260 students are currently enrolled in Leon Virtual School, compared to roughly 10,000 students whose parents opted for the school-based digital classes.

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