Alamance-Burlington Schools continues planning for Back to School 2020-2021

On Thursday, September 17, Governor Cooper opened Plan A as an option for K-5 students. Read Dr. Benson's statement below.
Statement from Dr. Bruce Benson, Superintendent, Alamance-Burlington Schools

On Monday, October 5, ABSS Board of Education held a special called meeting to review the Plan B proposal. Read Dr. Benson's summary below.
Statement from Dr. Bruce Benson, Superintendent, Alamance-Burlington Schools

On Tuesday, October 20, Dr. Benson shared an update on Plan B. Read more below.
Statement from Dr. Bruce Benson, Superintendent, Alamance-Burlington Schools

On Thursday, October 22, Dr. Benson shared an update on Plan B. Read more below.
Statement from Dr. Bruce Benson, Superintendent, Alamance-Burlington Schools

On Friday, October 23, the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education voted for ABSS students grades Pre-K through 12th grade to continue with all-remote learning through the end of the first semester which ends January 15. ABSS will not implement Plan B at this time.

On Monday, October 26, the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education reversed a previous decision announced on Friday, October 23 and voted in favor of allowing Pre-K and Adapted Curriculum students to return to class as outlined in the Alamance-Burlington Schools (ABSS) Plan B Blended Learning Model.

State Guidance

All school districts received initial guidance and requirements about school reopening from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) and from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

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What we are learning about children and COVI-19.

Reference Guide for Suspected, Presumptive, or Confirmed COVID-19 Cases.