Two Clayton schools moving to digital until winter break due to staff quarantine

CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — Clayton County Public Schools announced Wednesday that two school middle schools will move to virtual learning starting Thursday until the winter break.

Adamson and Pointe South middle schools will switch to remote learning “due to the number of staff members having to quarantine.”

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Staff will return Jan. 3-4 and students will return Jan. 5 for the start of the semester, the advisory said. Breakfast and lunch meals will be provided to students through the schools during virtual learning days.

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The announcement encouraged students, families and staff to continue practicing COVID-19 safety measures.

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