Walter Panas High School switches to remote learning after positive test
Officials say that student was last in school on Thursday.
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Oct 5, 2020, 2:18 PM
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Updated 1,806 days ago
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Walter Panas High School is
switching to remote learning today after a student tested positive for the
coronavirus, according to the Lakeland School District website.
Officials say that student was
last in school on Thursday.
The district is working with
the county's Department of Health to begin
contact tracing.
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