St. Landry Charter School goes virtual amid rise in COVID cases
ST. LANDRY PARISH, La. (KLFY) -- The St. Landry Parish Charter School is moving its students to virtual learning amid the latest surge in COVID cases.
Remote instruction will begin Monday, January 10, 2022 until Wednesday January 12, 2022, school officials announced.
In person classes will resume Thursday, January 13, school officials said.
Parents are urged to contact the school at 337-943-0954 with any questions.
Staff will report to work to conduct the virtual learning.
Chromebooks, materials and schedule of classes have been sent home, officials said.
Students at Opelousas Junior High School will also pivot to remote learning Monday,
January 10, 2022, due to several staff members out on quarantine or isolating due to Covid 19.
In-person learning will resume Tuesday, January 11, 2022.
Students are to log in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule. Any student who
does not have a Chromebook can report to school Monday morning to pick one up.
Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building.