NORTHFIELD CENTER — When school starts again in the fall, both families and educators will have a lot of experience with remote learning — having spent much of the last half of last school year with school doors closed. Teachers and school administrators found themselves facing a challenge after Gov. Mike DeWine ordered school buildings closed last March to control the spread of the novel coronavirus. Not only were educators forced to put their curriculum and teaching tools entirely online, but they also found ways for students to either access the new lesson plans or find alternatives for those who could not...
