Tell Us Tuesday: Should PWC Schools Be Open for ESOL & SPED students?

by John Reid

Last month the PW Perspective covered the rally at the Kelly Leadership Center in Manassas. Sponsored by the Prince William Education Association, the rally was for ESOL and Special Education teachers and students to have virtual classes during the beginning of the school year, which began today. However, as the General Education courses will be 100% virtual until November for now, ESOL and SPED courses will be in-person. Please share with us your thoughts on the matter on our social media pages.

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