Red Creek CSD delaying first day of school, returning virtually first after staff test positive for COVID
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RED CREEK, N.Y. (WHEC) — The Red Creek Central School District in eastern Wayne County is delaying the start of the school year and will teach virtually for several weeks after three staff members tested positive for COVID-19, resulting in several other staff members having to quarantine.
Superintendent Brian Corey sent the announcement to parents Tuesday.
It said that the changes mean it can’t bring all students back as the district anticipated.
Corey announced the first day of school for Red Creek will be pushed back to Monday, Sept. 13 and learning will take place virtually until Friday, Oct. 1.
The first day of in-person instruction, as of now, is set for Monday, Oct. 4.
[Red Creek Central School District]
The district will be providing Chromebooks and food pickups for students.
Read the full letter below:
September 7/20/21 letter from Superintendent Brian Corey by News10NBC on Scribd