Thousands of children in Cabarrus County made their way back to the classroom as the district transitions to more days of in-person learning.
Starting Monday, elementary students from Pre-K to third grade moved back to Plan A, which has four days of in-person instruction and remote learning on Fridays. Fourth and fifth graders will return to school on March 15. For now, middle and high school students will continue under Plan B, which is a hybrid of in-person and remote learning.
Students in fourth through twelfth grade who receive services through the Exceptional Children, English Language Learners, 504 and McKinney-Vento programs also returned to the classroom under Plan A on Tuesday.
The school board's decision has brought controversy, as many teachers don't feel comfortable returning to school prior to getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
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