Volusia County Public Schools have extended the deadline for online learning.

Parents are on the fence about sending their children back to the classroom due to the sharp uptick in COVID cases.

Parents and students have a few more weeks to enroll in Florida Virtual School this year.

Four years ago, not a single student at Jones High School was enrolled in a physics course.

Parents across Florida are printing out free math worksheets and creating their own science lessons in the backyard out of fear their children may fall behind because education through Florida Virtual School has not yet started. Florida Virtual School was an additional option for many parents amid the coronavirus pandemic who wanted the flexibility of their own learning schedule for their child, run by the state and not the students individual school district. However, Deltona mom Natasha Burgos was not expecting to have so little communication, two weeks after her asthmatic 2nd grader was supposed to start school. They have a 3rd and 5th grader also with a school start date of Aug. 24. Florida Virtual School has closed enrollment until the month of October.