Student Party Delays School In Another District: Patch PM

WELLESLEY, MA — Welcome to beginning of another work week — also a week when students will begin returning to classes for the first time since last spring. Most districts are starting in a hybrid model, while larger districts like Framingham and Worcester will start fully remote.

In some school districts, student parties are altering school reopening plans.

Lincoln-Sudbury High School will start fully remote following a large student party that created a serious coronavirus risk. And Dover-Sherborn School District has agreed to a remote start after a party with about 100 students on Friday. There was a similar situation in Dedham, where school was delayed due to coronavirus linked to Boston Bruins watch parties.

Here's what else we're watching in the area:

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