Highland Park School District Goes To Remote Learning As COVID Numbers Are On The Rise
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Students in north suburban Highland Park aren't back in the classroom.
Late Tuesday afternoon, North Shore School District 112 switched from a hybrid plan to all remote learning, due to rising numbers of coronavirus cases in Lake County.
In DuPage County, the health department recommends remote learning. However, officials are impressed with schools that have been able to stay open, even as the number of COVID cases are rising.
There are protocols in place to protect students. The regional schools superintendent said the schools are safe.
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