HERNANDO COUNTY, Fla. — Some students who chose to learn online in Hernando County ran into an error with the Microsoft Teams platform that affected their automatic enrollment in classes.
Leaders with the school district said they restarted the process and are working with Microsoft to get things going.
On Tuesday morning, school leaders said in a statement they completed loading students into the courses Monday night, although there were a few errors.
"The process of loading students in courses in Teams was completed last night but not without errors. Our technology team is reconciling those errors at this time. Teachers will be sending out links to students using email addresses on record as well as through Remind/Band notification apps. We are working as quickly as possible and will notify students as soon as we have completed this process. Thank you for your continued patience.We are hopeful for a resolution soon."
Teachers will be emailing students with a process to manually add them to the right classes, according to Hernando Schools.
Hernando Schools said an update would be sent out as soon as possible.
- FEMA approves Florida's application for federal unemployment benefits for extra $300 a week
- 770-pound crocodile caught at Outback tourist destination
- Tracking 4 disturbances in the tropics
- SpaceX successfully completes historic polar orbit launch from Florida's Space Coast in decades
- Troopers looking for red Mustang after driver shot at on I-4 in Polk County
►Breaking news and weather alerts: Get the free 10 Tampa Bay app
►Stay In the Know! Sign up now for the Brightside Blend Newsletter
