Fairfax County Public Schools consider starting classes online in the Fall

From WUSA9 from reporter Bruce Leshan. For the full story go here.

Fairfax County Public Schools has had huge challenges teaching children at home during the pandemic. Now, the school board has released a new planning document looking at what to do if the crisis continues into the fall.

Social distancing in school could cost millions and there's a ton of uncertainty.

Desks will have spread out with only a dozen students allowed in each classroom, according to the 47-page PowerPoint presentation.

Students won't be allowed to pack on buses either, cutting school bus capacity by 50% for middle and high school students, and by two-thirds for elementary students.