School officials said the threats included racial and homophobic slurs.
Conestoga High School switched back to remote learning on Feb. 14 after the school received threats over its mask policy.Conestoga High School switched back to remote learning Monday after the school reported receiving threats.
Jiada Liberato, a sophomore at Conestoga High School, said she was disappointed about returning to virtual learning. "Being at home is not as much fun and it’s all school work and then being in school is like seeing people and doing school work, so it’s not as bad," she said. In-person classes resume on Tuesday with a two-hour delay. The police presence at the school will be increased for the remainder of the week. Archdiocese of Philadelphia to make masks optional for students, staff in suburban county schools
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