HAWKINS COUNTY, Tenn. — Officials with Hawkins County Schools said that all instruction will move online at Cherokee High School starting Oct. 5. The change will last until Oct. 9, officials said.
They said that the change was due to a rise in identified COVID-19 cases affecting staff and students at the school. Students will need to log in to their classes scheduled, officials said.
They will also need to watch for instructions from their teachers, according to a release. Classes will resume as scheduled the week of Oct. 19 after fall break, according to the release.
Meal pickups will also be available daily from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the library entrance, officials said. All meals will be free for students 0 - 18 years old.