Stamford city schools to switch to full remote learning Dec. 21
Stamford city schools will be transitioning to full distance learning later this month, officials say.
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Dec 12, 2020, 2:17 PM
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Stamford city schools will be transitioning to full distance learning later this month, officials say.
Students will keep their schedule for the upcoming week, but will switch to distance learning on Dec. 21.
Stamford officials say its decision is based on trends pointing to a rise in cases over Christmas.
Students will stay home until at least Jan. 19.
