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Whittle Springs Middle in Knox Co., Cosby Elementary in Cocke Co. go virtual due to absences

Cosby Elementary School will move to virtual learning until Friday

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Two East Tennessee schools announced they will be moving to virtual learning temporarily due to absences amid COVID-19.

Whittle Springs Middle School in Knox County will be moving to online learning starting Tuesday, November 10. Knox County Schools said this is expected to last for nine total school days due to elevated student, teacher and staff absences.

Whittle Springs Middle School will move to online learning beginning on Tuesday, Nov. 10. This is expected to last for a total of nine school days, and Whittle Springs students will return to school for in-person instruction on Monday, Nov. 23, unless otherwise notified. pic.twitter.com/dsQu2VUPA5
— Knox County Schools (@KnoxSchools) November 9, 2020

Whittle Springs Middle School pasará al aprendizaje en línea a partir del martes 10 de noviembre. pic.twitter.com/GfCxqlOZYO
— Knox County Schools (@KnoxSchools) November 9, 2020

Cosby Elementary School in Cocke County will move to virtual learning until Friday, the school announced on Twitter.

Teachers will report to school on Tuesday, November 10th.

Cocke County Schools