School districts in Connecticut are busy pulling together plans to educate students at home — whether through formal “distance learning” or otherwise — during the public health emergency spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. While plans may include hardcopy paperwork being sent home, many if not all of those plans will include a component of online
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