Clayton County’s Dual Language School returning to remote learning

Clayton County announced on Tuesday its Unidos Dual Language Elementary School in Forest Park is returning to remote learning.

The school will be the sixth in the south metro Atlanta community to cancel in-person learning in recent weeks because of a coronavirus outbreak. The others are Mt. Zion Primary, Sequoyah Middle School and Harper, Callaway and Morrow elementary schools.

Unidos will return to remote learning beginning Wednesday and will continue until the end of the school year May 25.

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