Bulloch Schools to continue virtual program for ’22-’23, with new rules

Limited spaces available with eligibility requirements

Jessica Coffey, an eighth-grade English-language arts teacher in the Bulloch County Schools Virtual Learning Program, talks with her students online about an assignment in which they assume the role of an activist advocating for a cause and write a speech and create a Google slide presentation. - photo by HAYLEY GREENE | Special to the Herald

HAYLEY GREENE/Bulloch County Schools Jessica Coffey, an eighth-grade English-language arts teacher in the Bulloch County Schools Virtual Learning Program, talks with her students online about an assignment in which they assume the role of an activist adv — Jessica Coffey, an eighth-grade English-language arts teacher in the Bulloch County Schools Virtual Learning Program, talks with her students online about an assignment in which they assume the role of an activist advocating for a cause and write a speech and create a Google slide presentation. - photo by HAYLEY GREENE | Special to the Herald

For the 2022-2023 school year, the Bulloch County Schools staff still plans to offer an at-home virtual learning option for about 500 students, but with specific limits on the number of “seats” available at each grade level and, for the first time, eligibility requirements.

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