Morris County high school temporarily switches to all-remote learning following positive test
Officials say Morristown High School has temporarily switched to all-remote learning after someone affiliated with the school tested positive for coronavirus.
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Sep 30, 2020, 9:40 AM
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Updated 1,468 days ago
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Officials say Morristown High
School has temporarily switched to all-remote learning after someone affiliated
with the school tested positive for coronavirus.
As a result, 37
people are now quarantining for 14 days.
Students will learn remotely
today and tomorrow and return to their hybrid format Friday, as long as no
other positive cases come up. All sports and extra-curricular activities are also cancelled for the
next three days.
The district is not
specifying if the person was a student or staff member. School officials learned of the
positive test Friday.
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