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Hartford Public Schools temporarily implements full remote learning

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HARTFORD, Mich. — Hartford Public Schools says it has decided to temporarily implement 100% remote learning.

The district will go virtual for the next two weeks, according to a post this afternoon on its Facebook page.

It is making the move "due to the potential spread of COVID-19 at Hartford Public Schools."

The "expected return date" is Nov. 9.

The district says all athletic events will "continue to be evaluated on a day-by-day basis," since no cases have been reported at the high school.

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