HUDSON District officials are considering transitioning from hybrid to full remote learning for at least two weeks in early January to prevent a potential spike in coronavirus cases in the schools coming out of the holiday break.
Superintendent of Schools Marco Rodrigues is concerned that gatherings during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays could lead to an uptick in positive cases in town and in the schools. He noted there was an increase in cases in Hudson coming out of the Thanksgiving holiday.
“That does bring a layer of concern about what can happen shortly after,” Rodrigues said during Tuesday night’s School Committee meeting. “That can generate a number of gatherings. It does generate some concerns.”