A northern California high school is in quarantine after five days of in-person classes

East Nicolaus High School in northern California’s Sutter County is currently in quarantine after five days of in-person classes, according to the Sacramento Bee. 

The school has resumed remote learning for the duration of its 10-day quarantine, and students will be able to return to their classrooms on Sept. 7. During that time, students are to meet with their teachers for about four total hours of daily synchronous learning.

It is unclear how many students and staff members tested positive. In a letter posted on the school’s website, Superintendent Neil Stinson wrote that he “will be personally available to provide a Covid rapid test to any ENHS student who would like to be tested.”