Legault Announced An Additional Measure For Certain High School Students In Red Zones

Grade 9 students will be affected by the government's new measure.
Contributing Writer

Premier François Legault made numerous announcements regarding Montreal's second lockdown during the Government of Quebec's press conference on October 26. Such included a new measure that affects Quebec high schools in red zones.

As of October 8, students in grades 10 and 11 had to start doing a rotation of one day in class and one day online.

Now, starting Monday, November 2, grade 9 students will have to do the same.

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Premier François Legault

Legault mentioned that 881 classes in schools that are currently closed.

The premier continued to tell the population that the problem of COVID-19 in schools lies more with older students, who are apparently more likely to transmit the virus.

This is the reason behind the government's new rule for students in grade 9 in schools that find themselves in red zones.

So, as of next week, grade 9 students will have alternating school days, which consist of one day online and one psychically in school.

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