Bergen County high school switches to all-remote after 16 students test positive for COVID-19
Glen Rock High School is switching to all-remote instruction after 16 students test positive for COVID-19.
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Apr 8, 2021, 9:37 AM
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319ds agoGlen Rock High School is switching
to all-remote instruction after 16 students test positive for COVID-19.
Superintendent Brett Charleston made the announcement in a
letter to parents.
Students will learn
virtually for the remainder of the week.
The district will determine
this weekend if it needs to extend virtual learning.
Schools in the district were on spring break from March 29 to Friday.