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Florida school district planning to start classes fully online, offers more training for teachers
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Miami Herald
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Broward County Public Schools, the second-largest school distrit in Florida, will start the school year fully online. Superintendent Robert Runcie said the school district spent the entire summer getting ready for this worst-case scenario. School officials took a hard look at what could’ve been done better after spending the spring quarter online. Runcie said teachers needed more training to give consistent lessons with more face-to-face interaction. Extensive training has been offered for teachers throughout July and August and will continue through the school year. The district is also creating “professional learning communities†in each school led by teachers for teachers to come together regularly and share ideas and best practices.
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