Schools go to remote learning after positive tests
Positive coronavirus tests are impacting learning plans across the Hudson Valley.
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Oct 28, 2020, 4:19 PM
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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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