For many children, COVID has meant educational setbacks as they struggled to absorb lessons online.
But for others the pandemic has underscored the value of learning outside.
Sandy Hausman reports on a school near Charlottesville where students spent 90-pecent of their time in fields, forests and tents.
The COVID crisis led many universities to move classes online, but at one state school in Virginia the choice was to move outside.
Sandy Hausman reports on why one journalism professor is now pledging to keep his students away from the classroom even after the pandemic has passed.
Virginia Public Radio 