Thousands of students start remote learning due to COVID-19
Some Yonkers schools and all Mount Vernon schools will be remote learning this week.
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Dec 7, 2020, 12:25 PM
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Thousands of students across the Hudson Valley are learning remotely starting
today due to COVID-19.
Virtual learning is underway at Yonkers School 30 after a staff member tested
positive. Hybrid Instruction is set to begin again next Monday.
Students and staff at Casimir Pulaski School in Yonkers are also at home after
several employees testing positive.
And the
entire Mount Vernon School District is closed this week. In a letter to
parents, Superintendent Dr. Kenneth R. Hamilton says there are significant
staffing shortages since the Thanksgiving recess and the decision to close the
district was made in an attempt to get ahead of rising infection rates. He says
all students and staff shall revert to remote procedures until Monday, Dec. 14.
