North Carolina school district goes remote because of gas shortage
The ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline disrupted a major artery responsible for near half of the East Coast's fuel
With parts of the Southeastern U.S. still recovering from a pipeline hack that resulted in fuel shortages, a North Carolina school district is reverting to remote learning on Friday due to concerns staff and students don’t have enough gas to get to class.
"Due to the impact of the gas shortage on staffing availability and student transportation, Friday, May 14 will be a remote learning day for all students," the Wake County Public School System said on its website Thursday. "Principals and teachers will determine what type of instruction will be offered and will communicate assignments to students."-- More...
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