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Some Sexsmith Secondary, Spirit River Regional grades move to online learning

The Peace Wapiti Public School Division has moved some of the student population at both the Sexsmith Secondary School and Spirit River Regional Academy to online learning after new cases of COVID-19 were discovered at the facilities.

Spirit River Regional Academy students in Grades 7-12 will be learning from home for the week. Officials with the Peace Wapiti Public School Division say new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in the school on April 12th and April 13th.

The case at Sexsmith Secondary School was last in the building on April 15th. In that case, the PWPSD says they have authorized a short-term operational shift to at-home remote learning for Grade 8 students until April 30.

PwPSD officials say new cases were also confirmed in individuals at Robert W. Zahara Public, Clairmont Community School, Hythe Regional School, and Peace Wapiti Academy over the weekend. In-school learning was not disrupted in those schools as a result of the newly reported cases.

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