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A News & Observer + EdNC Virtual Town Hall: School during a pandemic

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August is typically a time for buying back-to-school supplies, thinking about bus schedules and carpools, college visits for rising seniors, and the first practices for high school football. This August is radically different due to COVID-19. Parents are enrolling their students in virtual academies, wrestling with their own work schedules, and wondering about the safety of their children.

We know you have questions, and we’d like to help you find some answers.

Join us on Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. for a virtual conversation around the coming school year. Local experts will answer your most pressing questions. Please add your questions below.

To RSVP for the event, please click here.