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Fulton County moves to 1 full day per week for in-person learning
Georgia's fourth largest school district moves in-person learning to one full day per week.
ATLANTA - Parents in one metro Atlanta school district face a deadline for virtual or in-person classes as two other districts get ready to go back to the classroom.
Cobb County parents have through Sunday to decide on face-to-face or remote learning.
Meanwhile, officials in Barrow County said they have seen a decline in the number of coronavirus cases in the community over the past two weeks.
The district has been using a hybrid model since September 8 and now plans to allow in-person instruction five days a week.
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Virtual learning is still an option if parents don't want to return to in-person learning.
In Fulton County, families who opted into face-to-face learning will begin sending students back to class Monday as well.
Monday marks the start of "Phase 3" of the district's re-opening plan.
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Students will attend in-person classes once a week.
Then twice a week starting October 5th.
Then switch to full-time face-to-face learning on October 14.
Face masks will be required on campus.
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