Deadline approaching for Orange County parents to change their kid’s learning option Deadline is Sept. 18 No description found
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The deadline is approaching for Orange County parents to change their child’s learning option.
A student in LaunchED can switch to in-person learning and a student participating in in-person learning can switch to LaunchED.
In the summer, the district said a parent could change their original decision if they changed their mind once school started.
Officials with Orange County Public Schools are asking parents if they want their child to switch options they should call the school their child attends by Sept. 18.
OCPS will host forums on Thursday and Friday to share what a day in LaunchED learning looks like. The forums can be found at this link .
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