Niagara Students Out of School Until April

Friday, 13 March 2020 06:37

By Marie Cassidy

It's the last day of school until April for students in Niagara and across the province.

The government is closing all publicly funded schools for three weeks in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.
March break has been extended by an additional two weeks for the both the public and Catholic school boards.
The DSBN is expected to release further information today.
Niagara Catholic says when they get more information, it will be passed on to families.
Schools are expected to re-open to students on April 6th.

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Niagara Students Out of School Until April

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