The Capital School District has warned families that it may need to implement asynchronous learning soon for some schools or programs. Asynchronous instruction typically is online schooling where there is no set in-class time, and students learn at their own paces. The district attributes transportation and staffing challenges for the potential move.
- “May need to implement”? It already has. Ask parents of students in Kent County Community School. — Jessica Penn
- When teachers can’t protect children, all sorts of bad things will happen. — Amber Sapp
- This is appalling! They need to fire the Capital School District superintendent. She has become ineffective. How will the children really learn and be taught? And isn’t it the school district’s obligation to provide our youth with teachers? We are paying tax dollars for this, aren’t we? Again, administration is the problem! — Ruth Hamilton
- This has been in the works for years! Now, the breakdown from within is beginning! The only people who didn’t see it coming are the ones making the big money. — Lynn Oberholtzer
