Mount Olive superintendent discusses the shift between in-person and remote learning
Dr. Robert Zywicki, the Superintendent from Mount Olive schools, talks about what his message has been to students during times of shift between in-person and remote learning.
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Dec 16, 2020, 2:08 PM
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Dr. Robert Zywicki, the Superintendent from Mount Olive schools, talks about what his message has been to students during times of shift between in-person and remote learning.
