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A majority of students in the Madison local school district are moving to remotely learning beginning Thursday, Sept. 9th.
Superintendent Rob Peterson in a letter said that both Madison High School and Middle School will go to remote learning for a week due to an increase in COVID-19 illness and general illness, along with staffing issues in finding substitutes. The plan would for in-person learning to resume next Thursday, Sept. 16th.
Two other Richland County Schools, Crestview and Lexington are currently underway with two weeks of remote learning due to COVID-19 cases rising in their districts.