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Many Ventura Schools May Be Forced To Delay Reopening Plans If COVID-19 Cases Spike

Some school districts in Ventura County may be forced to postpone their reopening plans, officials reported Tuesday.

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Moorpark High School students in class for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak began. Oct. 21, 2020
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By CBSLA Staff

November 11, 2020 at 8:30 am

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VENTURA (CBSLA) – With a new surge in coronavirus cases both in California and across the U.S., some school districts in Ventura County may be forced to postpone their reopening plans, officials reported Tuesday.

The Ventura County Office of Education (VCOE) announced that if the county falls back into the purple tier of California’s coronavirus recovery roadmap, schools which have not yet resumed in-person instruction will have to postpone plans to do so until the county gets upgraded back into the red.

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