Richland County Juvenile Court Tackles truancy with learning pod program [richlandsource.com]

Ingrid Cockhren (PACEs Connection Staff) 2/11/213:22 PM

By Katie Ellington, Richland Source, February 10, 2021

More than 2,000 Richland County students are enrolled in fully online learning programs as a result of the pandemic, but many of them are struggling to keep up with their peers.

Richland County's learning pod program is seeking to provide online students the support they need to get back on track.

“Youth and parents are struggling to meet the requirements of their children’s education remotely,” Judge Steve McKinley of the Richland County Juvenile Court said in January.

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