Two Norwalk schools on full remote learning Wednesday following positive COVID-19 case
Two Norwalk schools are on full remote learning today following a positive COVID-19 case.
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Sep 8, 2021, 10:10 AM
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Norwalk Public Schools announced on Facebook that Norwalk High School and P-TECH Norwalk would be remote.
Students accessed their teachers’ Google classroom at their usual start time using any device.
There was also no after school sports or activities.
Norwalk High School and P-TECH will be back open Thursday.
They were only remote Wednesday, so the school could do the contact tracing protocols.
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