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One classroom closed at Archie Stouffer due to…

COVID-1929 September 2021

By Sue Tiffin Archie Stouffer Elementary School staff and students in a Grade 2 class on Sept. 20 have been identified as close contacts of a student who has tested positive for COVID-19. As a…

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