Medina Independent School District (MISD) moved to remote learning for all students beginning February 11 due to a shortage in bus drivers, auxiliary staff and teachers caused by a high amount of district employees being in quarantine, though Superintendent Kevin W. Newsom said in a press release exposure to COVID-19 occurred outside of a school setting. “MISD is not closing to quarantine,” Newsom said. “We are moving to remote learning due to a lack of personnel to conduct school safely and efficiently.” The announcement was made February 10 and put into effect the next day. In-person schooling is scheduled to resume Monday, February ...