Officials: Secaucus middle and high school go remote, halt sports following positive COVID-19 test
Officials say classes for students at Secaucus High School and Secaucus Middle School, which are attached, are going online after someone at the high school tested positive for COVID-19.
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Oct 14, 2020, 10:35 AM
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319ds agoOfficials say classes for
students at Secaucus High School and Secaucus Middle School, which are
attached, are going online after someone at the high school tested positive for
COVID-19.
The schools will stay remote
through at least next Tuesday, according to Superintendent Jennifer Montesano.
Sports for the district are
also being halted through Oct. 22. Games and practices scheduled for
this week have been cancelled.