DAVIS COUNTY, Utah — Nineteen schools in the Davis School District will move to remote learning for the remainder of this week after surpassing COVID-19 case count thresholds.
The schools listed below will be remote starting Wednesday and will return to in-person classes on Monday. The case counts as of Monday night, which were included in Tuesday's announcement, are also listed.
- Bountiful High
- Threshold: 31
- Cases: 81
- Clearfield High
- Threshold: 43
- Cases: 90
- Davis High
- Threshold: 46
- Cases: 126
- Farmington High
- Threshold: 44
- Cases: 79
- Northridge High
- Threshold: 41
- Cases: 80
- Syracuse High
- Threshold: 51
- Cases: 105
- Centennial Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 39
- Centerville Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 57
- Fairfield Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 58
- Farmington Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 66
- Kaysville Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 40
- Legacy Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 41
- Millcreek Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 35
- Mueller Park Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 55
- North Davis Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 36
- Shoreline Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 31
- South Davis Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 77
- Syracuse Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 48
- West Point Junior High
- Threshold: 30
- Cases: 60
Parents of students who attend these schools have been notified.
Salt Lake City, Granite and Jordan school districts have also moved to online learning this week due to a spike in cases, which has also led to more teachers being out.