Lamont: Schools in Connecticut likely to be closed until next fall due to coronavirus
Gov. Ned Lamont says schools will likely be closed until next fall due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Lamont pushed back the date for schools to reopen to April 20 at the earliest.
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During a radio interview Tuesday, he said schools will likely stay closed for the rest of the year.
The state has already waived the requirement that schools be in session for 180 days.
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