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Regina Huda School reported four new cases of COVID-19 on Monday.
The announcement was made three days after the facility confirmed three cases had been identified.
“Three cases are siblings of a positive COVID case that was identified last week,” the school said in a media release. “Families of the close contacts for the cases have been called and letters have been sent to inform families.”
The school is staying open, but affected students are to begin remote learning Tuesday.
