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(KNZA)--Kindergarten through fifth graders at the Holton Elementary School will remain in remote learning for the remainder of the week due to a teacher shortage.
The school made the announcement in a Facebook post Monday night. The post said the shortage was brought on by an increase in teachers in quarantine.
Pre-K students will still be in-person.
A decision will be made Thursday about how to proceed with the coming week’s instruction.
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