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There are more COVID-19 cases at Saskatchewan schools.
Lumsden High School will be closing the doors and moving classes online after “several” positive tests.
Online classes start Tuesday. In-person classes will resume Dec. 7.
There are also cases at several Catholic schools in the Saskatoon area.
There is one case each at Bethlehem Catholic High School, St. Dominic School, École St. Peter School, St. Luke, St. Bernard, École Holy Mary Catholic School in Martensville and E.D. Feehan Catholic High School.
Stobart Community School in Duck Lake, Valley Manor in Martensville and South Corman Park reported single cases as well.
Four public schools in Regina also have individual cases.
There is one case each at Grant Road School, Wilfred Hunt School, Albert Community School and Scott Collegiate.
At all schools, close contacts and the affected classrooms or cohorts will move to online learning, but otherwise classes will go on as usual.
