ANDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. — Anderson County Schools announced that all students at Anderson County High School will be moving to virtual learning starting Monday, Nov. 30.
The district said the decision was due to a recent rise in COVID-19 cases and an inability to staff all necessary instructional positions.
Anderson County Schools said all students at the high school will do virtual learning until Dec. 7.
Students will need to login to their Google Classroom for instruction, according to the district.
All other Anderson County Schools will report as normal.