OPELOUSAS — Students at Northwest High School will pivot to remote learning Monday, January 10, while several staff members are out on quarantine or isolating during the omicron surge.
St. Landry Parish School Board says they will continue to monitor the positive rates and cases and will inform the community when school will resume to in-person learning.
Students are to log-in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule, they say.
Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building.
The school board announces: "While we have an obligation to ensure all community members' are healthy, safe, and in good welfare, we also must protect the privacy of individuals affected by this virus."
The public can contact the school if they have questions regarding school closures.
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