COVID Causes Dundalk, Other BCPS Schools To Move Online

Dundalk MD

04 January, 2022

3:48 PM

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DUNDALK, MD — Students at Dundalk High School will not return to class this week even when the roads are cleared and school resumes after Monday's winter storm. That's because of a risk of high COVID-19 transmission, Baltimore County Public School officials noted. Dundalk High School joins numerous other Baltimore County schools that will switch to fully virtual instruction for this week after winter break due to COVID-19. Other schools are partially closed schools. Sollers Point Technical High School, which shares a building with Dundalk High School, will still hold in-person classes this week unless officials change their minds. A total of 28 of the system's 178 schools will be offering online classes only this week, spurred by a statewide rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, and a growing testing positivity rate. For the list of schools temporarily switching to virtual due to COVID-19, visit https://bcps.org/covid19. Here is a list of Baltimore County schools set to move to virtual learning for this week: Carroll Manor Elementary School (grade 4 only)Chapel Hill Elementary SchoolDeer Park Middle Magnet SchoolDulaney High SchoolDundalk High SchoolEdgemere Elementary School (preschool program only)Fullerton Elementary SchoolLansdowne High SchoolLansdowne Middle SchoolLogan Elementary School (prekindergarten only)Lyons Mills Elementary School (grade 5 only)Milford Mill AcademyNew Town High SchoolNorthwest Academy of Health Sciences (virtual through Jan. 17)Parkville High SchoolParkville Middle SchoolRandallstown High SchoolRed House Run Elementary School (prekindergarten only)Ridge Ruxton School (virtual through Jan. 14)Riverview Elementary SchoolSandalwood Elementary SchoolScotts Branch Elementary SchoolStemmers Run Middle School (grade 6 only)Timber Grove Elementary SchoolVictory Villa Elementary School (kindergarten only)Westowne Elementary SchoolWoodholme Elementary SchoolWoodlawn High School