Prince of Peace Schools Announce Virtual Learning Until Dec. 11

The school will be announcing mid-week when they will be returning to class. 

(Madison, Ind.) - Prince of Peace schools has announced that due to a large number of COVID-19 cases amongst faculty, staff, and students the school will be moving to a virtual format of learning. 

The school will be virtually learning until December 11. 

The school will be announcing mid-week when they will be returning to class. 

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