Seneca Valley School District To Move To Cohort Model For Students In Grades 7-12
By: KDKA-TV News Staff
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The Seneca Valley School District will move to a new learning model beginning Wednesday for kids in 7th Grade through 12th Grade.
Some students will have in-person classes while others learn remotely from home.
The model will be in effect through December 7.
In a letter/notice sent to parents and families, the district cited "the Commwealth's health officials having moved Butler County to a designation level of 'substantial' for community transmission" as part of the reason for the decision, also citing the percent of positive tests in Butler County currently being at 8.1%
The district says that in early December they will re-evaluate plans and decide whether to continue with the cohort model or return to in-person learning for students.
Students in Kindergarten through 6th Grade will continue to attend classes in-person, five days per week.
A full copy of the notice sent to parents and families in addition to other information can be found on the district's COVID-19 Dashboard.
