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A Kentucky school district canceled classes nine days into the year after nearly 20% of students came down with illnesses including Covid, strep throat and flu.
Kentucky's Lee County School tackles COVID-19 and flu outbreak, shifts to remote learning for comprehensive sanitization, ensuring student and staff well-being amid health concerns.
Less than two weeks into the school year, a Kentucky school district has canceled in-person classes for the rest of week after nearly a fifth of the students came down with illnesses including COVID-19, strep throat and the flu.
One Kentucky district saw 200 students calling in sick after a surge of Covid cases. The new mutated variant is sparking the closure of multiple schools and colleges just weeks after classes started.
Lee County School District has shut its doors less than two weeks after it reopened following nearly a fifth of its students signing off sick. The district serves just under 900 pupils.