Stratford schools off for start of the week due to COVID-related staffing issues
Both days will be treated as inclement weather days
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Jan 3, 2022, 1:56 PM
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Updated 1,129 days ago
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School officials canceled classes for Monday and Tuesday due to staffing challenges caused by COVID-19.
The time off will allow staff and students to receive test results and potentially complete their quarantine.
Both days will be treated as inclement weather days.
Rapid tests are also expected in Stratford today and the initial shipment will go to the school system
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