Newark schools go remote as nearly 200 staff, students quarantined due to COVID-19
The Newark Central School District announced this week that it’s going remote.
The decision means that the schools will be remote until holiday recess begins.
The decision was made due to an increase in COVID cases.
The district said in a letter that the number of students and staff in quarantine is closing in on 200.
Read the full-statement from district leaders:
“I truly regret communicating this decision to our families. The District will be moving to a total remote/virtual schedule
beginning Wednesday, December 16 and continuing through Tuesday, December 22. As recent communications have indicated,