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COVID outbreak hits Lethbridge School Division Poll Yes By Lethbridge Herald on March 15, 2021. Lethbridge School Division superintendent Cheryl Gilmore is seen in this file photo. Herald file photo by Ian Martens @IMartensHerald Tim Kalinowski With 47 students and staff members diagnosed with COVID-19, and with about 80 teachers and 1,000 other students in quarantine, the Lethbridge School Division is struggling to keep some classes functioning even with a pivot option to online learning in play, admitted LSD Superintendent of Schools Cheryl Gilmore. The outbreaks have led to a shortage of educational assistants, and in one case at Galbraith Elementary, Gilmore confirmed, a general shortage of teaching staff has led to Grades K-2 being in school one week and Grades 3-5 the next. Wilson Middle School has also moved all Grade 8 students to online learning as it deals with an outbreak there. ....