Charleroi Area School District switches to remote learning due to student flu outbreak

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The Charleroi Area School District in Pennsylvania has switched to remote learning after nearly 100 students experienced flu-like symptoms. Over 30 students were sent home, some requiring hospitalization. This decision follows outbreaks in schools across the nation, with some areas reporting up to 40% of students absent due to illness. The district does not plan to return to virtual learning this week but encourages parents to be cautious. The 2022-2023 flu season is one of the worst in the past decade, with millions of symptomatic cases reported so far.
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