Parents with special needs kids say virtual learning doesn’t work for them
It's been a week into two weeks of asynchronous learning for Bibb County School District students, and some parents say it doesn't work for their children.
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT ) — It’s been a week into two weeks of asynchronous learning for Bibb County School District students, and some parents say it doesn’t work for their children. Jayme Swain’s son has special needs that require an Individualized Education Program, also known as an IEP. She says her son’s class only has two other students and two…