3 Nassau schools move to remote learning due to positive COVID-19 cases
The Massapequa School District announced that Berner Middle School will have remote learning all this week.
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Oct 19, 2020, 10:42 PM
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Updated 1,290 days ago
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Long Island has learned that two schools in the Wantagh
School District and one in the Massapequa School District are going remote due
to positive cases of coronavirus.
Wantagh
High School and Wantagh Middle School were remote Monday.
In a letter to parents, the superintendent said a student
at the middle school has tested positive for COVID-19. Both buildings have been
closed for cleaning.
Meanwhile,
the Massapequa School District announced that Berner Middle School will have
remote learning all this week.
The move comes after another student tested
positive for
coronavirus.
