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Reports of student gathering postpones return to hybrid learning at Washington Township High School
Jeff Cole has details
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. - A Gloucester County, New Jersey school district is postponing plans to have students return to the classroom for hybrid learning after students reportedly held a large party.
Washington Township School District sent a letter home to parents over the weekend explaining that classes for high school students would remain virtual to start the week.
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Washington Township High School postpones return to hybrid learning after learning of party
High school students will continue virtual learning Monday as the district addresses concerns surrounding a student party.
High school students were scheduled to begin returning to the school part-time Monday, as part of the district's hybrid learning model.
High school students will continue virtual learning Monday as the Washington Township High School addresses concerns surrounding a student party.
Those plans are now on hold until at least Thursday.
In the letter, the school district officials say they received reports that seniors attended a 'large gathering.'
After some further investigation, officials say they found that most students at the party were ignoring social distancing protocols and not wearing masks.
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