Over 720 DSBN students will be back in the classroom by this time next month.
Parents who had originally signed their kids up for online learning had until Monday October 26th to register them for in-person classes starting November 17th.
Applications will still be accepted over the next few months but they will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
The next official chance to switch will take place in the spring.
Housing Doc Screened in Fort Erie
University professor hopes to get people talking about the housing shortage
Help Needed to Manage Sex Offenders
Welland city council voting to ask the provincial government for more free councilling services due to Ontario registry
Police Looking for Missing Teenager
They say Jada Balgobin was last seen in St. Catharines earlier this month
Report on High School in Spring
The Town of Lincoln to hear ideas on the former Beamsville school after a year of consulting
Airport Continues Expansion Talk
Niagara District Airport officials spoke to about 100 people in another public information session
Taxes Creep Up in St. Catharines
The city portion of taxes is out, with a 1.74% increase
Niagara College Opens New Greenhouse
The multi-million dollar facility will help train students for jobs in Niagara's horticultural sector
Patients Benefit from Home Recovery
Niagara Health has worked with over 430 people in the last year with at home recovery, and not at hospital