Elementary Students Go Remote Until Nov. 30
CCS Teacher Tests
Positive For COVID
COOPERSTOWN – After being notified by the Department of Health that a teacher at the Cooperstown Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, students in grades K-6 will move to "emergency remote learning," according to a message sent out to parents by Interim Superintendent Romona Wenck.
A handful of students have been identified as being in close contact with the teacher, and have been asked to quarantine.
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