FITCHBURG, MASS. (WHDH) - Fitchburg Public Schools have postponed hybrid learning following a COVID-19 outbreak at a local church.
Hybrid learning was slated to begin on Nov. 2 but it has since been pushed back to Nov. 9, Superintendent Robert Jokela wrote in a letter to the community.
Classes will stay remote with the same teacher assignments.
Children who are already receiving in-person services will continue to do so unless otherwise notified.
Friday will now be a full day of school.
This comes after Public Health Director Stephen D. Curry reported 28 confirmed cases linked to Crossroads Church services.
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