Coronavirus case forces another Norwalk school to implement remote learning
Schools officials say there is a confirmed case of the virus at the Nathan Hale Middle School.
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Nov 23, 2020, 12:00 AM
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Schools officials say there is a confirmed case of the virus at the Nathan Hale Middle School.
The case has required for several staffers to quarantine.
Nathan Hale Students are being instructed to log onto Google Classroom and follow their regular schedule.
News 12 Connecticut reported on Saturday that McMahon High School and the Center for Global Studies are also going remote this week for the same reason.
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