Instead of walking into a classroom next week, hundreds of students in Stittsville will be going back to virtual learning because their new school will not be open in time for the first day of class.
“It’s kind of sad because we already did that and we finally had a break having a couple normal years seeing our friends and now we just have to do online again,” said Grade 9 student, Isla Dunn.
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Maplewood Secondary School was supposed to open next week, but it’s now delayed after parents were told last week it would likely be ready for Sept. 3.
“I was pretty excited, but then the news of going to the other school got me pretty bummed,” said Grade 7 student, Lucas Dunn.
On Wednesday, parents learned Grade 9 students will switch to …
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