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In this second of a three-part series on how the pandemic played out for students, educators and families at Oakdale Elementary School in northwest Charlotte, WFAE education reporter Ann Doss Helms looks at hybrid instruction. Juggling remote and in-person students while handling tech glitches and monitoring COVID-19 safety is a lot to handle.

WFAE Students trickle back to Oakdale Elementary on Feb. 15, when students returned to in-person classes for the second time. This is the first in a three-part series looking at how the pandemic played out in one elementary school in northwest Charlotte. It’s Feb. 15, the second first day of school in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools — or maybe the third, depending on how you count. Principal Mary Weston has her faculty at Oakdale Elementary on Zoom. They’re in their classrooms and she’s in the office giving them a pep talk about starting in-person classes — again. "Let me hear your ...

/ Students who learned from home fared better than those who moved between schools and remote classes, new CMS numbers show. A report on third-quarter grades and absenteeism in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools revealed what some called a surprising twist: Students who consistently learned from home fared better than those who moved in and out of in-person classes. By now it’s well established that the pandemic has brought academic setbacks, especially for students who faced challenges before COVID-19 closed schools. That’s true in CMS and across the country. Chief Accountability Officer Fr...

WFAE A Cotswold Elementary student walks past a social distancing banner on the way to class in November. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board meets Tuesday to hear plans for bringing students back to in-person classes next week. In the past year, such meetings have brought last-minute changes and delays. But this one comes in the wake of last week’s call from state leaders to reopen in-person classes. And Superintendent Earnest Winston said Friday he's ready to recommend staying the course the board set in mid-January. "We are ready to welcome our students and staff to in-person learning...