School District of Philadelphia says connectivity issues with remote learning resolved

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Students in the school district of Philadelphia have been seeing improvements after a rocky start to the virtual school year.

A slow server caused connectivity issues for students last week.

On Thursday, Superintendent Dr. William Hite announced the issue has been resolved.

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Starting September 21 three locations will be available for Chromebook pickup and repair.

They are Martin Luther King High School, the Fitzpatrick Annex building and a new location at South Philadelphia High School.