Roughly 94,000 Fulton County students started the school year Monday remotely, most of them without any technical issues.
The state’s fourth largest school district will reopen the school buildings in phases – first with virtual classrooms with teachers instructing from inside school buildings.
The next phase will depend on the number of positive COVID-19 cases.
Students are still required to be immunized, so the Fulton County Board of Health is reminding parents to make sure their children’s immunizations records are updated.
Students have a 30-day grace period to be immunized, and could be dis-enrolled from school if they fail to do so.
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