July 9, 2020 10:39 am
Camas, COVID-19 coverage, Life, News, Schools, Washougal 
Alex Hugo, 12, works on a Washington Connections Academy "live lesson" from his Camas home. (Contributed photos courtesy of Hugo family)
Alex Hugo (second from left) stands with his parents, Curt and Tracey, and siblings, Zack and Spencer. Alex, 12, is a child actor who lives in Camas and attends the online Washington Connections Academy.
Alex Hugo, 12, enjoys a nature walk. Hugo, of Camas, is a child actor who appreciates the flexibility that his fully online school, the tuition-free Washington Connections Academy, provides.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage, many families with school-age children are starting to come to grips with the fact that distance-learning will likely play a role in their family’s future.
In the Camas School District, for instance, the current fall reopening plan calls for a “blended” school week for older children, with middle and high school students attending a few days of in-person classes mixed with a few days of distance-learning classes at home.
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