Catholic schools pivot to online learning for start of year
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Catholic schools ready for Distance Learning
Our Lady of the Assumption School teacher Tish Godsy interacts with her class through Zoom
With the closing of schools across the state and nation to prevent the spread of COVID-19, virtual learning has gone from an aspirational idea to the only game in town.
Beginning in mid- March, Catholic schools in the Diocese began closing their campuses as their corresponding public school districts did the same. On Apr. 2 Superintendent of Catholic Schools Sam Torres announced, in step with the directive from the State of California, that Catholic school campuses in the Diocese would be closed for the remainder of the academic year.