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Parents are calling for innovation and leadership as 28 Calgary schools face major COVID-19 outbreaks of 10 or more cases 18 of which are high schools and more than 6,300 students in isolation.
Among those as of Tuesday, Sir Winston Churchill High School hit 25 total cases, while Western Canada High School moved all Grade 10 students to online learning until at least April 26.
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Alberta Health also confirmed schools have hit new highs, with 453, or 19 per cent of all schools in the province now with active alerts or outbreaks of cases of the novel coronavirus.