PLYMOUTH, Minn. — Robbinsdale Armstrong High School in Plymouth will have an e-learning day Thursday following a fight involving several students Wednesday afternoon.
The district sent a letter to parents saying the building was put "on hold" and students remained in their current locations until school was dismissed on time.
Classes will be held in person for students who are in center-based programming. Transportation for them will be provided, but additional bus routes will not be running, the letter said.
After-school activities will take place as usual. School administrators and police will spend the day investigating what led to Wednesday's brawl.
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