Class at J. Allen Axson Elementary moves online due to COVID File photo (WJXT)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One class at J. Allen Axson Elementary has switched to online learning through Duval HomeRoom during a “quarantine period,” according to a message sent to families by the school’s principal.
Principal Cecilia Vanhoy told families that the school community was impacted by COVID-19 and that Department of Health has completed contact racing and notified all those who need to quarantine.
Vanhoy said it was a 1st-3rd grade class that was affected, though details were unclear about who might have been impacted.
According to the Duval County Public Schools COVID-19 dashboard, two students and one staff member were listed among cases at the school that had been reported since Aug. 20.
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