While states decide between distance, hybrid and in-class learning for children amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a recent audit of North Carolina’s virtual education program found below-par curriculum in its K-12 school.

Gov. Roy Cooper plans to announce the reopening plan for North Carolina schools next week after delaying the decision July 1. He told reporters he was holding off on making an official announcement until he figures out the right plan.

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