Possible COVID-19 case forces Ansonia Public Schools to go remote until Jan. 18
Ansonia Public Schools is adding itself to a growing list of districts switching to remote learning as coronavirus cases spike in the country.
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Nov 13, 2020, 11:54 AM
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71ds agoAnsonia Public Schools is adding itself to a growing list of districts switching to remote learning as coronavirus cases spike in the country.
The schools were closed Thursday and will go fully remote until Jan. 18.
According to the Ansonia Public Schools superintendent, they currently investigating a possible COVID-19 case at Ansonia High School. More people in quarantine are impacting teachers and staff across Connecticut.
