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More Positive Coronavirus Cases In Schools; Nov. 30 Opening Still Planned

November 20, 2020 Board of Education Taxes

Franklin Township Education Association president Dan Mayer addresses the Board of Education at its November 19 meeting. Mayer refused to answer questions about his comments after the meeting.

Plans are being finalized for the November 30 return to hybrid in-person learning in township schools, even as several more cases of coronavirus infection in the district have been confirmed.

Another seven people associated with district schools tested positive for the virus between November 2 and 19, according to district officials.

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