Monroe-Woodbury SD responds to concerns of seniors gathering for photos without masks on 1st day of school
The Monroe-Woodbury Central School District is responding to health and safety concerns after dozens of seniors gathered for photos without masks on the first day of school.
•
Sep 9, 2020, 6:46 PM
•
Updated 1,416 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:22
North Salem School Board places superintendent on administrative leave
2ds ago
State appoints fiscal monitor for East Ramapo schools
2ds ago0:17
20-story mural completes transformation of downtown New Rochelle
2ds ago0:21
Eastchester police mourn loss of former officer Alex Bonci
3ds ago2:01
Doctors urge parents to get their children in for doctor visit ahead of new school year
7ds ago0:56
Middletown schools to continue cellphone ban
9ds ago0:22
North Salem School Board places superintendent on administrative leave
2ds agoState appoints fiscal monitor for East Ramapo schools
2ds ago0:17
20-story mural completes transformation of downtown New Rochelle
2ds ago0:21
Eastchester police mourn loss of former officer Alex Bonci
3ds ago2:01
Doctors urge parents to get their children in for doctor visit ahead of new school year
7ds ago0:56
Middletown schools to continue cellphone ban
9ds agoThe Monroe-Woodbury Central School District is responding to health and safety concerns after dozens of seniors gathered for photos without masks on the first day of school.
Superintendent Elsie Rodriguez says the teens were spotted on high school grounds Tuesday afternoon and asked to leave since they were not following safety requirements.
The district opened Tuesday on a fully remote schedule.
Rodriguez says she's disappointed by the students' behavior, and hopes this will serve as a teachable moment.
