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NASHVILLE — Columbia Academy regrouped at halftime of Tuesdays District 3-DII-A matchup with host Franklin Road Academy, rallying from a seven-point deficit at intermission and escaping with a 58-55 overtime

Students and staff of St. Joseph's Catholic High School have returned to online learning after the school was closed by the health unit due to a COVID-19 outbreak.

St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in Lakeshore was shut down indefinitely Wednesday after a COVID-19 outbreak.

St. Joseph’s Catholic High School will be closed until further notice as of Wednesday due to a COVID-19 outbreak declared by the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit.

The province is waiving a Literacy Test as a requirement for high school students graduating from Grade 12 for the next two years.

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Article content The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has declared an outbreak at St. Peter Catholic Elementary School in Tecumseh after confirming an additional three positive cases of COVID-19 in the same cohort that was dismissed April 4. “The affected cohort and the school community has been informed that a variant of concern has been identified in this cohort,” said Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board spokesperson Stephen Fields. We apologize, but this video has failed to load....

Last updated: Sunday April 4th, 8:37pm The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board has dismissed over 250 students after receiving notification of confirmed cases of COVID-19 at seven schools Sunday. At. St. Peter Catholic Elementary School in Tecumseh, a class of 22 students was dismissed, as well as an additional 17 students who ride the bus At St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School, a class of 29 students has been dismissed At St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic Elementary school, a class o...

Windsor school boards a month behind provincial target for asymptomatic testing Asymptomatic testing for COVID-19 isnt expected to begin at schools in Windsor-Essex until at least March 19 — nearly a month after it was mandated to begin. Social Sharing Minister of Education called for testing to begin on Feb. 22 and it still hasnt started Posted: Mar 05, 2021 1:48 PM ET | Last Updated: March 5 Windsor-Essex schools boards say asymptomatic testing still hasnt begun.(Evan Mitsui/CBC)