Denver students in grades third through fifth will be shifting to remote learning beginning next week due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the city, according to a letter to parents Tuesday from Denver Public Schools Superintend Susana Cordova.
Some parents want students to return to in-person learning after DPS put 3-5 grades back to 100% remote learning.
Starting Monday Maple Creek Middle School students began remote learning after 10 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
As Denver Mayor Michael Hancock discussed a growing number of COVID-19 cases on Monday, Denver Public Schools Superintendent Susana..
