(WXYZ) — Two school districts in our area have announced new plans for student instruction due to the surge in COVID-19 cases.
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In Oakland County, Berkley School District is pausing their plans for elementary in-person learning and Online Academy Plan.
Students were expected to return for in-person instruction starting November 9.
In Wayne County, Grosse Pointe Public Schools announced that students will pivot back to all-remote learning on Monday, November 9.
GPPSS has 220 students and 47 staff members in quarantine and continues to have staffing issues.
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