Glen Rock High School to go all-remote until Thursday after students test positive for COVID-19
A series of positive COVID-19 cases in Glen Rock has led the district's high school to go all-remote until Thursday.
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Oct 19, 2020, 11:08 AM
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Updated 1,294 days ago
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2ds agoA series of positive COVID-19
cases in Glen Rock has led the district's high school to go all-remote until
Thursday.
The borough's Office of
Emergency Management reported six new cases, including two high school students
who took the PSAT Saturday.
All parents and students are
being asked to watch for symptoms.
The Office of Emergency
Management says it has requested the county mobile testing unit be brought
to Glen Rock High School later this week. Any resident may get tested by the mobile unit. If you are
under 18, a parent will need to provide consent.
