Chattanooga Christian School has again moved to virtual classes in middle and high school, while citing a rise in COVID-19 cases.
The school's 6-12 grades are set to be online only this week and next. Students and staff will be off for Spring Break the week after that. The school's Learning Center is open, and PreK-5 is open, with the exception of four classes that are temporarily quarantined, but all of those class sections will be back on Monday.
The King School (grades K-2) is fully on campus.
The campus was closed once before when there was another rise in virus cases last Nov. 10.
That decision also ended the football team's chance to compete in state playoffs.
Meanwhile, the Hamilton County Schools are fully in school and planning to do away with their "phase tracker" system.
As of Monday, the county schools had 34 students at 24 schools and 11 employees with active COVID cases. There were 22 other employees awaiting test results.