Caseville high school students virtual for a week following additional COVID cases
Paige Withey, paige.withey@hearstnp.com
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Caseville Public School announced the decision to transition students in grades 9-12 to remote learning earlier this week after additional confirmed COVID cases were brought to the attention of school officials.
Caseville’s high school students began distance learning on Monday, Feb. 1, and will remain virtual through Friday. According to a letter distributed to parents and guardians, it is the school’s intention to resume face-to-face instruction for those students on Monday Feb. 8.
Since resuming face-to-face instruction after holiday break, Caseville Public School has reported at least four confirmed coronavirus cases among students or staff members. It also had several students in the Head Start/GSRP program who exhibited symptoms, leading the school to transition those students to virtual learning from Jan. 25-28. The Head Start/GSRP students were scheduled to return to in-person instruction on Feb. 1.