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Two classes at Ecole Harbour Landing Elementary School are moving to remote learning for the next week.
Two students at the school tested positive for COVID-19. Regina Public Schools said it was alerted by the Saskatchewan Health Authority on Tuesday about the positive tests.
All families in the two affected classrooms were notified by the school division and asked to pick up their kids from the school Tuesday.
The school was cleaned and sanitized and a majority of classes returned to the school Wednesday.
The two classes with the affected students will be remote learning until Oct. 21. Regina Public Schools said Oct. 21 will be 14 days from the point of last contact.
Ecole Harbour Landing School is the third school in the city to have a positive COVID-19 case pop up. The others were Winston Knoll Collegiate and Marion McVeety Elementary School.
