Shelton Schools Returning To In-Person Learning

SHELTON, CT — Shelton Public Schools will reopen for in-person learning on Monday after around two months on full remote status.

Kindergarten through 6th grade students will have four days of in-person learning per week while the rest of the grades will be on a hybrid schedule, according to the Shelton Herald. Everyone will learn remotely on Wednesdays.

The Reopen Shelton Schools executive committee will meet at the end of January to decide how to proceed later into the year.

Shelton schools went fully remote in mid-November due to an increase of coronavirus cases, which made it difficult to keep schools open and staffed. At the time Shelton had an average of 15.5 cases per 100,000 residents — the city now has around 36 average daily cases, according to the state Department of Public Health.

Read the full Shelton Herald story here.