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Norwich Schools to Transition to Remote Learning Due to Staffing Concerns Starting Dec. 21

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NBC Connecticut shares some data on turnaround times for COVID-19 tests done in the state.

Norwich public schools will transition to remote learning starting Dec. 21 due to staffing concerns, school officials said Friday.

The school district will remain in a remote learning model from Dec. 21 to 23. Students will return to hybrid learning starting Jan. 4 after winter break.

School officials said that for the week of Dec. 14, schools will remain in the hybrid learning model.

The transmission rate within schools is currently 1.6%.

During the week of Dec. 7, the positivity rate was 38.1%. The city of Norwich remains in red alert status. The positivity rate among school district students and staff has decreased this week, school officials said.

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