Schools facing COVID-19 outbreaks can briefly move online. Here’s who’s doing it.

The exception comes after the Legislature had previously banned districts from going completely remote this academic year.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Tammy Johnson and Spencer Campbell look over supplies in Jordan School District in Bluffdale in 2021. Utah schools can now go virtual for a week, according to state leaders, as they face COVID-19 outbreaks. That was announced Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022.

Schools facing COVID-19 outbreaks can briefly move online. Here’s who’s doing it.

The exception comes after the Legislature had previously banned districts from going completely remote this academic year.

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