Wardsboro, Dover to offer in-person and home study in fall

DEERFIELD VALLEY - This week, the River Valleys Unified Union School District, comprising Dover and Wardsboro, released its school reopening plans for fall. Both schools will offer in-person instruction four days per week, with Wednesdays a home day for all. A “school-supported home study” option will also be available to those families who are not comfortable with in-person instruction in light of COVID-19. The plans will be put in place for the first month of school, after which they will be reevaluated. 


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