DSBN Trying to Clear Up Confusion As Niagara Returns to Grey

Monday, 5 April 2021 06:12

By Tami Jeanneret

The DSBN posting a notice on its website saying students will return to class tomorrow

The board also says students will return following the April 12th Spring Break.

Board officials say ”the province recognizes how important in-person learning is for our students’ well-being and achievement, and we are thrilled that students will keep learning in their classrooms.”

The DSBN noting "enhanced health and safety measures, are in place and they will continue working closely with Niagara Region Public Health to ensure every school meets the requirements."

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DSBN Trying to Clear Up Confusion As Niagara Returns to Grey

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