BUHLER, Kan. — Buhler USD 313 Superintendent Cindy Couchman said Monday's transition to remote learning for Buhler Grade School has gone well. Remote learning was instituted after the number of COVID-19 cases jumped dramatically last week.
“The staff has communicated with their parents and their classes and their students. And they have a schedule they’re following for Zoom meetings, and they have materials delivered,” Couchman said. “The transition this morning was pretty smooth. It’s not their first time doing it.”
Counchman said lunches are being distributed for BGS students in the same format they were during the summer meal program.
“Lunch will be provided on a drive-through basis, very similar to how we did it during the summer,” Couchman said. “There will be a sack lunch and a breakfast provided.”
There is no need to sign up. Parents are asked to arrive at the north end of the school to pick up meals.
As of Monday, Buhler Grade School had 26 positive cases. Couchman said the district has had 65 positive cases overall.
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