According to a statement from Ball State University, Burris Laboratory School will begin remote learning for all students on Nov. 30, ending on Dec. 9.
The decision was made to allow people to quarantine after possible COVID-19 exposures over Thanksgiving break.
"This time will allow anyone who may have been exposed to COVID-19 to assess symptoms and seek medical care if needed," the statement said.
If a student is tested for COVID-19, parents are asked to contact the school nurse at hlchalfant@bsu.edu or 765-285-2340 and notify the nurse again with the test results.
Burris students will return to optional in-person instruction Dec. 10. Owl Athletics teams are scheduled to continue their seasons during the remote learning period, but that is subject to change.
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