Mahwah schools forced to make changes following positive coronavirus tests
Two Mahwah schools are dealing with the fallout of a pair of positive coronavirus tests.
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Sep 24, 2020, 6:34 PM
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Updated 1,302 days ago
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Mahwah schools are dealing with the fallout of a pair of positive coronavirus
tests.
Ramapo
Ridge Middle School made the switch to all virtual learning through at least
Oct. 6 after a staff member tested positive for the virus on Tuesday.
Mahwah
High School also had a separate positive test, which forced them into a
distanced learning format for two days.
The high school is expected
to return to a hybrid learning model today.
