Schools go to remote learning after positive tests

Positive coronavirus tests are impacting learning plans across the Hudson Valley.

News 12 Staff

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Oct 28, 2020, 4:19 PM

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Updated 1,514 days ago

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Schools go to remote learning after positive tests

Positive coronavirus tests are impacting learning plans across the Hudson Valley.

Remote learning will continue until tomorrow in Birchwood School in West Nyack after a student tested positive for COVID-19.

A student at the Jefferson Elementary School in New Rochelle has also tested positive, impacting one kindergarten and one first grade classroom in Cohort A.

Students in Cohort B in Pelham were on remote learning last week but went back to in-person instruction on Monday.

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