MILTON, MASS. (WHDH) - Milton school officials say they’re concerned about in-person education after reports of a large teen gathering Friday night.
Administrators said they received reports of a large gathering near Presidents Golf Course on the Quincy line Friday. While they did not know how many people attended or who organized it, officials said in-person gatherings could halt the town’s hybrid learning plan.
“We are asking all parents, guardians, and teens in Milton and our bordering communities to take this pandemic seriously,” Superintendent James F. Jette and School Committee Chair Sheila Egan Varela wrote in a letter. “Behavior like this will only jeopardize Milton’s current hybrid return to school protocol, as well as other public school districts and private schools’ plans.”
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