Schools adjust to outbreaks

Marmaton Valley Jr./Sr. High School goes to remote learning as all district's report positive COVID-19 cases.

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November 17, 2020 - 9:20 AM

Marmaton Valley Jr./Sr. High School students will spend the rest of the month in remote learning because of the coronavirus pandemic, as all area districts reported new cases this week.

Marmaton Valley Superintendent Kim Ensminger announced the change to remote learning on Monday, saying it would take effect today. Elementary students will continue to attend school. Any student who needed to be quarantined would be notified by a school official, she said.

The school’s fall play, scheduled for this week, will be postponed to a later date. All extracurricular activities are suspended until Nov. 30. 

Students who do not have symptoms can return to classes Nov. 30.

USD 258, Humboldt, announced Sunday a staff member at the elementary school had tested positive for COVID-19. 

USD 257, which includes Iola, Gas and LaHarpe students, on Monday announced three COVID-19 cases at the high school. 

All close contacts of those who have tested positive will be notified and asked to remain home for at least 14 days from last contact.

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