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NorthJersey.comView CommentsDUMONT —&nbsp;&nbsp;A teacher at a borough school has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to a two-week delay for its&nbsp;middle school students to start hybrid learning.In a Monday letter to families, Lovell J. Honiss School&nbsp;Principal Karen Bennett&nbsp;wrote that the school learned the day before that the teacher had tested positive and was in "recent close contact with other staff members."Bennett said the teacher and staff members who came in contact will have to quarantine until Oct. 1. The teacher and other staff were not identified.As a result of the quarantine and a lack of school staff members, students in grades 6 to 8 will continue with all-virtual instruction until Oct. 5.Meanwhile, students in grades K-5 will continue on the hybrid learning schedule of in-person and virtual classes that started Tuesday.Schools:All remote learning:There has also been a "thorough cleaning and disinfecting of those staff members' classrooms"&nbsp;per Bergen County Health Department guidelines.Similar cases have been reported in recent weeks in a number of districts, including&nbsp; and .&nbsp;Dumont Schools Superintendent Emanuele Triggiano and&nbsp;Kathleen Arlin, president of the Dumont Education Association, could not immediately be reached for comment.Ricardo&nbsp;Kaulessar&nbsp;is a local reporter for NorthJersey.com. For unlimited access to the most important news from your local community,&nbsp;.Email:&nbsp;Twitter:&nbsp;&nbsp;View Comments

NorthJersey.comView CommentsDUMONT —&nbsp;&nbsp;A teacher at a borough school has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to a two-week delay for its&nbsp;middle school students to start hybrid learning.In a Monday letter to families, Lovell J. Honiss School&nbsp;Principal Karen Bennett&nbsp;wrote that the school learned the day before that the teacher had tested positive and was in "recent close contact with other staff members."Bennett said the teacher and staff members who came in contact will have to quarantine until Oct. 1. The teacher and other staff were not identified.As a result of...

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