Positive test forces White Plains elementary school to remote learning
Officials say all students and staff at Post Road Elementary will be fully remote until Oct. 28.
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Oct 15, 2020, 4:20 PM
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The report of a positive coronavirus case is causing a White Plains school to
change up its lesson plans.
Officials
say all students and staff at Post Road Elementary will be fully remote until Oct. 28.
The district says the Westchester Department of Health will reach out to
all contacts and advise on the need to quarantine and arrange testing of those
who may have potentially been exposed.
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