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WAKE COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- In a Tuesday meeting, the Wake County Public Schools System school board discussed the return to in-person learning and adding substitute teacher jobs. The school board voted unanimously in mid-December to move to fully remote learning from Jan. 4 to 15 because of rising COVID-19 case counts. WATCH: The latest Wednesday afternoon from Ana Rivera There's a desperate need for teacher positions in Wake County public schools. Board Chairman Keith Sutton told ABC11 that having enough staff at schools has been a concern. That's because as cases rise, more teachers have t...

RALEIGH — An online survey found support among Wake County parents, students, school employees and the community for keeping school resource officers, even as some groups want police to be removed. The majority of the 54,531 respondents to Wake's survey said school resource officers make schools more safe, treat students appropriately and are important for school security plans. The survey comes as Wake County school leaders are weighing whether to continue having police officers on campus past this school year. "Most of the respondents in each of the stakeholder groups — again thos...

The vote was 9-0. Board Chairman Keith Sutton told ABC11 that having enough staff at schools has been a concern. That's because as COVID-19 cases rise, more teachers have to quarantine or isolate. The consideration comes as COVID-19 numbers spike across the state, but also as the FDA authorized Pfizer vaccine has arrived in the state. A slide shown at Monday's special work session showed that in October, there were about 200 daily absences that required a substitute and WCPSS had a good chance of getting a substitute for a teacher: 80 percent availability. Now, Wake County Schools has about 5...

Wake County Schools Will Start Remotely in January "student_ipad_school - 233" by flickingerbrad The Wake County School Board voted to suspend in-person classes when school returns from winter break next year.  The unanimous vote from the board will shift the first two weeks from in-person instruction to remote learning from January 4 to January 15. Classes are currently being held in-person at schools countywide. Recent weeks have seen a spike in cases of the virus, leaving many concerned for the safety of students and staff returning to schools. Others worry about the negativ...