Tennessee has a ton of stuff you can access from the schools website or the state education website. Both my kids are doing stuff. Damian has half college classes, so he has to do them anyways lol. But for the other stuff the school system has setup a ton of things.
I finished highschool through American homeschool out of lansing illinois, back then through the mail. Now they have online.
My daughter's school district (at least for the elementary schools) is saying, as of now, not to worry about school work. They say if we do some, great. If not, no biggie. That may change if the state grants the waivers needed to implement online classes, of course
second that ...lol..cool
Crazy, my 11 year old is doing 6 hours a day of school work on Google Classroom and homework packets. She is very bright and tests at least 2 grades higher so I can only imagine how long it is taking her classmates to do their work. I hope they count all this work and dont make tge kids make up for it at a later date.
The state of Iowa has already said that they kids won't have to make-up days lost through April 13th, and the Governor has the ability to extend this through the rest of the school year, which is a HUGE relief
