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Resources for Families of Durham Students with Disabilities

COVID-19 Information

Durham Public Schools is currently operating under ‘Plan C’

All student learning will be facilitated online and students will remain at home.

When can students return to the classroom?

Strong Schools NC: Public Health Tool Kit

Families and students should use this guidance to understand what health practices will be in place when students return to school. All public schools will be required to follow certain health practices noted as “required.” Many schools may also choose to implement some or all of the recommended practices.

Durham Public School’s “Return to School” Page

If the Durham community is able to contain community spread of COVID-19 to below 4 percent for two weeks, DPS will be able to offer a return to the classroom for pre-K and elementary students beginning no earlier than January 21, 2020. Students will come to school in two groups two days a week, participating in Wellness Wednesdays and remote instruction the other three days.

Learning Centers

DPS Learning Centers

Overview

Open 7am-6pm
Fees are determined by a sliding income scale. (Free for students who qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch, homeless, or in foster care.)
Transportation is available.

Locations

Eno Valley Elementary (beginning August 24)
117 Milton Rd., Durham (Learning Center Phone: 919-287-5675)
WG Pearson Elementary (beginning August 24)*Waitlist Available
3501 Fayetteville St., Durham (Learning Center Phone: 919-287-5689)
Carrington Middle (beginning August 31)
227 Milton Rd., Durham (Learning Center Phone: 919-287-5699)
Shepard Middle (beginning August 31)
2401 Dakota St., Durham (Learning Center Phone: 919-287-5705)

To learn more about DPS Learning Centers visit the DPS website.