NEWINGTON, Hartford — Hartford Public Schools have announced changes in their learning models due to the rise in COVID-19 cases in the community.
Superintendent Dr. Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, joined by other district leaders, said the rise in cases was responsible for the shift in status.
She said they have not had a transmission in school. Any new cases have come externally she said.
The update will include the transition to hybrid learning model for grades K-9, student schedules, and supports, including a new virtual tutoring program.
