LOWER MERION, Pa. - In Montgomery County, the two-week mandate for schools to teach fully online expires Monday.
It will be up to each district to determine how to proceed with instruction. Families are feeling the stress, trying to keep up with the changes and switch of policies. “It’s been very hectic for the kids, not knowing if they are actually going to remote or actually going to go be in class,” said Josh Novodor, a father of three students. “So the stability of the children is sometimes uneven, not knowing what they are actually going to do.” MORE: Montgomery County school districts making their own decisions on return to in-person learningSome parents are taking action.