All classes at Glenmary school will be done online for the next week.
This comes after the school was notified of 4 additional positive cases of COVID-19.
They previously announced that only senior high students were transitioning to online learning, and this change will transition the whole school online temporarily.
In person classes will resume on November 16.
The school says in a statement quote, “We feel that transitioning our school to online learning is the best path forward to ensure education can continue for all students. Additionally, as students and staff continue to receive COVID19 test results, we anticipate the possibility of additional positive tests being reported. This temporary transition will allow staff and students to complete their required isolation at home, and would allow students to continue their learning online with their regular teachers. Furthermore, if additional positive cases are discovered, there will be no further interruptions to the delivery of education.”
This transition will be effective starting today.
– Kyle Moore, Trending 55 Newsroom
