AUBURN, Neb. (KMTV) — Last week, 3 News Now reporterAlyssa Curtis explained that Calvert Elementary in Auburn Public School District temporarily shut down following an outbreak of COVID-19.
On Monday, the school reopened with masks required. There are now more children out sick. The school says 39 students are absent because of illness so far, but the superintendent is not sure how many of those cases are COVID-related. Students who tested positive are still in quarantine.
The principal took Chromebooks and work packets to students who are out sick. They will now be able to do some remote learning and log into Zoom while they're out. When school shut down last week they did not yet have remote learning materials ready.
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