A school north of Napanee, Ont., that was shuttered last week due to a case of COVID-19 has been given the green light to reopen.
Centreville Public School will reopen Tuesday morning.
Last week, KFL&A Public Health sent several cohorts home to self-isolate after a staff member tested positive for the virus.
Due to the large number of staff sent home, the Limestone District School Board ordered the school to close temporarily.
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As of Monday, the health unit says its investigation has shown no further risk to the larger school population.
However, everyone in the Grade 1 and 2 split class and their households, as well as staff who have been identified as high-risk contacts, must continue to isolate.
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