New Jersey high school cancels in-person graduation ceremony after senior tests positive for COVID-19
Red Bank Regional High School has announced it is canceling its in-person commencement ceremony that was planned for Thursday after it was reported a senior tested positive for COVID-19.
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Jul 15, 2020, 2:40 PM
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Red Bank Regional High School has announced it is canceling its in-person commencement ceremony that was planned for Thursday after it was reported a senior tested positive for COVID-19.
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The announcement comes based on consultation with the Monmouth County Regional Health Commission and local authorities.
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It was also reported that the senior potentially had exposure to a number of classmates.
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