Students at Hendrick Hudson High in Montrose are learning remotely this morning of an abundance of caution after an individual tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday.

A letter from Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter says they are not identifying if that person is a student or staff member, but says they are currently in isolation.

The district is working with the Westchester County Department of Health and contact tracers to track down students and staff who may have been exposed. Anyone exposed to the individual will be mandated to quarantine for 14 days from the last exposure date and take classes online.

All students will follow a remote learning plan for the day. Up until this point, students at the high school were on a hybrid learning model where they attended in-person classes for two days and learned from home for the rest of the week.