With Christian County schools out of session through at least April 19 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have had to continue their instruction through non-traditional methods.
Jason Wilson, the director of technology for the Christian County School District, says video conferencing between teachers and students has reached over 1,200 kids in just the past week.
right-click to download mp3In addition, Wilson says teachers have been aided with free and promotional programs offered by vendors in recent weeks.
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