Coosa County Schools work out the kinks of virtual classes

Submitted / The Outlook

Coosa County Schools held Student Success Day on Saturday for drop-off of student paperwork and pick up of student supplies and technology before the first day of school, which was Monday.

The beginning of a new school year always comes with its challenges and obstacles but Coosa County Schools’ decision to host all virtual classes for the first nine weeks presents a few unique hurdles.

Superintendent Andi Wilson said while there have been a few hiccups during the first few days of classes, she believes this is the right path for the school system.

Amy Passaretti is a staff writer with the Alexander City Outlook.