2 Norwalk schools to shift to remote learning
Two Norwalk elementary schools are shifting to remote learning for the next two weeks.
News 12 Staff
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Oct 26, 2020, 12:28 PM
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Updated 1,278 days ago
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3ds agoTwo Norwalk elementary schools are shifting to remote learning for the next two weeks.
News 12 is told Kendall Elementary and Silvermine Dual Language Magnet will both be shifting to remote learning.
District officials say this includes students at both the Silvermine building and Jefferson Annex.
There is no word yet why the schools will be closed.
Parents are advised to check their emails for a note from the principal.
