Haskell Public Schools Shifts Friday Classes To Distance Learning Due To Water Line Break

Friday, February 26th 2021, 6:07 am

By: News On 6

HASKELL, Okla. -

Haskell Public Schools announced Friday classes would move to a virtual format after a waterline break left school buildings without any water.

According to a Facebook post shared by the school on Friday morning, grades pre-k through 12th would move to virtual learning for Friday, February 26.

Meal pickup locations will also be closed.

There is currently no word on when waterline repairs are expected to finish.

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