Online learning

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the CCHS counseling department continues to help students who are struggling with mental health.

The CCHS FFA chapter continues to hold meetings and prepare for competitions, despite the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The CCSD announced their plan to return to in-person learning on Feb. 4 at a CCSD Board of Education work session.

The CCSD will continue to provide online-only instruction for all schools for an undetermined period.

The CCHS orchestra and band departments are using the Upbeat Music App to overcome the disconnect between student musicians.

CCHS teachers and students have found the lack of face-to-face interaction in an online environment both challenging and promising.

The CCHS mock trial team has begun preparing for their season. This year they are facing a multitude of changes due to COVID-19.

CCHS freshman counselor Adam Lowe is trying to make sure that freshmen know about the availability of his counseling services.

Fowler Drive Elementary School returns to virtual learning after a week of in-person instruction from Nov. 9 to Nov 13.

The Clarke Central High School Academic Team has begun their 2020 season virtually, consisting of six regular rounds of season competition, each with an hour to answer 100 questions.

The CCSD School Nutrition department has worked to ensure student access to meals since school was made virtual on March 16.

The Clarke Central High School Freshman Academy team is attempting to build a sense of community for the freshmen class during the COVID-19 pandemic.