Waco High Has Switched To Remote Learning

WACO, TX – Waco High-school has transitioned to remote learning!

Remote instruction began today, December 18th due to a number of teachers needing to quarantine.

According to KWTX, Principal James Stewart sent a letter to parents and staff members informing them of this change. He say’s over 30 teachers were expected to be out due to COVID-19. Most of the teachers are quarantining due to being in close contact with another employee who tested positive.

The campus has plans to reopen for in-person instruction after winter break on January 5, 2021.

Waco High Has Switched To Remote Learning

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