DOVER, Del. (AP) — A school district in Delaware has returned students to remote learning after the state’s COVID-19 figures showed that the county has met indicators to determine significant community spread.
Kent County’s Capital School District interim superintendent said in a statement Monday that students will have remote instructions until Jan. 4.
The change comes after the school board voted last week to continue hybrid learning for elementary students. Delaware State News reports closures are not mandated by the state.
Gov. John Carney wrote in a Facebook post Monday that officials advise all districts and charter schools in Kent County “to follow the statewide school reopening gating criteria, which indicates hybrid learning.”
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