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At Home Learning Not Ideal for Some Students During Shutdown

May 8th, 2020 by WCBC Radio

When Maryland Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon announced Wednesday that schools would be closed for the remainder of this academic year- she concluded her comments by noting that the State Board of Education would be providing guidance to local school systems regarding long-term distance learning programs. While the distance learning program in Allegany County has been working relatively smoothly- the “at home” class work environment is not ideal for some students. It was an issue raised by student board member Omaer Naeem during the most recent meeting of the Allegany County Board of Education…

4 Responses to “At Home Learning Not Ideal for Some Students During Shutdown”

  1. May 08, 2020 at 8:14 am, Bill said:

    The biggest problem with distance learning is that it CANNOT be provided to All the students that live in our outlying communities’ because, it seems, no-one gives a hoot about making high speed (and reliable) internet service available to ALL our county’s residents. This fact leaves us with the reality that all our citizens are Not treated equally or afforded the same advantages as our urban dwellers. This does not only affect a lot of our students. It, also, can make it impossible for many workers to work from home. The FCC, communication companies, our local, state, and federal politicians, and Anyone else that has decision making abilities about this ongoing problem NEED to share the blame, and shame, for its existence. I say that until Someone, Anyone, corrects this unequal treatment of non-urban dwellers all the previously mentioned organizations and people should be ashamed of themselves for doing Nothing to effectively correct this injustice.

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  2. May 08, 2020 at 8:22 am, Bill said:

    What, exactly, does “awaiting moderation” mean? While I certainly understand that there are times that commenters’ language may need to be dealt with, I certainly hope that comments are not rejected for print just because your media organization does not agree with it. Please, henceforth, print the news and let our citizens learn the Truth and make their own decisions about how they feel about particular issues. Thank you for your time.

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  3. May 08, 2020 at 8:22 am, Bill said:

    WHY?

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  4. May 08, 2020 at 8:31 am, Bill said:

    What a HUGE surprise! Surely you do not think that your readers are not aware that WCBC is a far left reporting news source. I think that you might be shocked to learn just how many of your listeners and readers think of your organization as such. Of course, I seriously doubt that you care one iota about that.

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