LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s largest public school district plans to resume in-person classes after moving to remote learning for eight days during a rise in COVID-19 cases among teachers and staff.
Jefferson County Public Schools in Louisville said a decrease in positive cases among staff and a drop in the number of employees in quarantine makes it possible for students to return to classrooms Monday.
In a statement, the district said buses will resume regular routes and food service will start again in cafeterias.
In-school COVID-19 testing will resume for students, the district said.
District officials will continue to monitor case numbers.
