Giles High School temporarily going 100% virtual due to positive COVID-19 cases Change goes into effect Thursday; lasts until Nov. 16 No description found
GILES COUNTY, Va. – Students at Giles High School won’t attend class in person until at least November 16.
School leaders announced Wednesday that due to the rising number of positive COVID-19 cases at Giles High School, they are transitioning to virtual learning.
The change goes into effect on Thursday, November 5 and will last through Monday, November 16.
School leaders said they made this decision in consultation with the local health department.
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