WINDSOR TERRACE — On Oct. 6, Governor Andrew Cuomo established three color-coded zones — red, orange, and yellow — to identify areas with increasing numbers of coronavirus cases. Public and private schools in the red and orange zones were temporarily closed, beginning Oct. 6 and Oct. 9, respectively, and must remain closed for at least two weeks.
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy in Gravesend, Brooklyn, is one of the listed red-zone schools that had less than 24 hours to prepare and make the switch to remote learning…
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