Stratford schools to go into all remote learning next week
Superintendent Janet Robinson says all elementary, middle and high schools will transition to all distance learning next week.
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Nov 25, 2020, 12:42 PM
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Updated 1,241 days ago
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9ds agoStudents in Stratford are heading to all remote learning, but just for a short time.
Superintendent Janet Robinson says all elementary, middle and high schools will transition to all distance learning next week.
The hybrid model is scheduled to resume Monday, Dec 7.
Robinson says they're making this change because of the increased COVID-19 cases in town as well as staffing issues at the schools.
