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Students test positive for COVID-19 at New Castle School of Trades

New Castle School of Trades is making class adjustments after a pair of students tested positive for coronavirus.

Friday, July 24th 2020, 9:31 PM EDT

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Sunday, July 26th 2020, 6:43 PM EDT

By Brandon Brown

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NEW CASTLE, Pa. - New Castle School of Trades is making class adjustments after a pair of students tested positive for coronavirus.

NCST says it's building technologies department has suspended classes after two students tested positive, the most recent on Wednesday.

The school has shifted its classroom learning to online instruction and is maintaining social distancing for on-site instruction in it's 8,000 square-foot facility.

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