Around 30 high school teachers will be working from home when pupils return to school in January.
All five Department of Education, Sport and Culture schools will have employees working remotely when students return from the Christmas half-term.
St Ninian's will be without up to around nine - whilst Ballakermeen will have up to 10.
Ramsey Grammar School will have roughly six, QEII three - and two will be remotely working at Castle Rushen High School.
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