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HERRIMAN — Copper Hills High School and Herriman High School will be transitioning to online learning due to reaching 1% of the in-person population testing positive for COVID-19 for the second weekday in a row, Jordan School District announced Thursday.
According to the district dashboard, Herriman High School currently has 31 positive COVID-19 cases and Copper Hills High School has 36 positive COVID-19 cases.
Both Herriman and Copper Hills students will begin virtual learning on Friday and will return to in-person learning on Feb. 1.
The district said all COVID-19 testing will continue as previously scheduled.
