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As of 8:30 a.m., however, Hain said the school was in compliance.
Hain and sheriff's deputies were outside the school grounds Monday morning awaiting any families or staff. Hain said deputies had noticed a large turnout for religious services one day earlier.
Had the school remained open Monday, Hain said they were ready to issue notice-to-appear charges on reckless conduct on Tuesday.
School officials could not immediately be reached for comment. It wasn't clear whether they knew deputies would be at the school Monday morning, or why they didn't previously alert the sheriff's office about their decision to close the school.
The school included a note about COVID-19 on both its school and church pages, though it was not clear when that note was written. It said "freedom to assemble and exercise religion is one of the most foundational and defended rights in our nation's history. This God-given right is protected by our Constitution and has been reaffirmed countless times by our courts amidst many attempts of government overreach."
It said any decisions would be made with wisdom and prayer.
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Kane County sheriff's deputies spent Monday morning at Northwest Baptist Academy in Elgin, asking parents to keep their children home after school leaders refused to voluntarily shutter the school in accordance with a statewide "stay-at-home" order.
Undersheriff Patrick Gengler said his office had been in talks "all weekend starting Friday" with the school, which is part of the larger Northwest Bible Baptist Church community.
"We are waiting to see about today. We are not sure if they will open. They held church services yesterday, so we think they will try to continue," Gengler wrote in an email.
Gengler said deputies were handing out copies of a compliance letter, which reiterates Gov. J.B. Pritzker's statewide order limiting activities to those that are essential.
"So far this is the only church/school that we know of that is not in compliance with the state," he said.
Kane County religious school moves to e-learning as sheriff’s deputies prepare to bring the school into compliance with stay-at-home mandate
Kane County sheriff’s deputies spent Monday morning at Northwest Baptist Academy in Elgin planning to ask parents to keep their children home from what was believed to be the last open school in the state, but without telling officials, the school decided before the start of the school day to...
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