Millbrooke Elementary School will remain in virtual learning for the remainder of the week, with the hope of having students back in-person on November 9.
According to a letter from Christian County Public School Superintendent Chris Bentzel, students will continue learning from home using the virtual learning model for now and the situation will be reevaluated on Friday. Students at Millbrooke were recently changed to virtual learning due to an increase of COVID-19 cases and other illnesses in the facility.
Food services for those students will be available for pick-up on Friday at Indian Hills, Hopkinsville Middle and Hopkinsville High Schools.