The Kewaunee School District will be going to all-virtual learning starting next Monday for two weeks over concerns related to the spread of COVID-19. School Superintendent Karen Treml says the extremely difficult decision made on Friday came after realizing too many students and staff were being impacted by the virus and quarantining. She says the school planned for instances like this in preparation for the school year.
Treml says if in-classroom learning begins again October 5th the Kewaunee School District would implement Model B. That plan would have two-thirds of the students returning for in-person learning to promote better social distancing in the schools.
Letter sent to parents in the Kewaunee School District
