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Profile: How NYC’s Computer Science HS Pivoted to Virtual

Teacher Eddy Mosley speaks with his advisory students in January before Comp Sci High was closed by the coronavirus. Since then, the advisory, which is similar to a life skills class, maintained an active group text chain. (Brendan Lowe)

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