DIANA, Texas — All students at New Diana ISD will soon return to campus after board of trustees members voted Monday to discontinue remote learning.
According to the district, "discussion [during the board meeting] revealed the concept of remote/online instruction has not been successful for our students, and the added burden placed on our teachers and administration is unsustainable."
Superintendent Carl E. Key says there will be a grace period until Oct. 12 for those affected by the decision.
The district also provided alternative education options including homeschooling, enrolling in an online K-12 school or transferring to another district.