Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Seneca Valley School District Adjusts Learning Model For All Students
With coronavirus cases rising throughout the area, Seneca Valley School District has adjusted its learning model for all students.
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With coronavirus cases rising throughout the area, Seneca Valley School District has adjusted its learning model for all students.
The Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese is moving classes at another school to remote learning.
All students in the Beaver Area School District will be learning virtually for two weeks due to a significant increase in coronavirus cases.
Several students and staff members have been in close contact with those that have tested positive for COVID-19, causing a two-week closure.
After reporting four positive coronavirus cases in the past 48 hours, Keystone Oaks School District students will switch to remote learning.
Every day, another school district announces a change in its schedule due to COVID-19 cases. The constant change is having an impact on everyone involved.
The Seneca Valley School District will move to a new learning model beginning Wednesday for kids in 7th Grade through 12th Grade.
Major rollbacks recently went into place for everyone on the University of Pittsburgh's Oakland campus because of an uptick in cases of Coronavirus.
Today is the first time that some Pittsburgh Public School students will return to the hallways this school year
The sixth grade at Holy Sepulcher School in Butler will move to virtual learning due to a positive case of coronavirus.
Holy Spirit Academy and Preschool will move to remote learning until December 1.
Due to a rise in cases among students, the University of Pittsburgh will move to an elevated risk posture starting at midnight.
Due to multiple positive coronavirus cases among the student body, Seneca Valley High School will switch to remote learning.
The Pittsburgh Conroy Facility's closure is being extended for another week due to a staff member testing positive for Coronavirus.
Two additional teachers at North Hills High School have tested positive for coronavirus.
A second person at Seton LaSalle Catholic High School has tested positive for coronavirus.
A Norwin High School student has tested positive for COVID-19.
A staff member from Ambridge Area School District's Highland Elementary School has tested positive for Coronavirus.
Since the university's last update, the moving average has gone down from 4.2% to 2.4%.
Highlands High School students will learn from home through Friday, November 6 due to a positive COVID case.
The Pittsburgh Public School Board will vote on a resolution tonight on whether or not to move students to a hybrid learning model.
Families in the Seneca Valley School District were alerted early Wednesday morning that Ryan Gloyer Middle School would be closing due to additional coronavirus cases.
The Norwin School District announced they are delaying the full reopening of schools and over 100 students are quarantining.
For families in need of a desk for their students, Baldwin-Whitehall School District created a program to help.
Students at Riverview will begin a hybrid learning model on November 5.
