Just two days into the academic year, 440 students in Palm Beach County, Florida, were told to go into quarantine because of COVID-19 cases at their schools, reports CBS’ Palm Beach affiliate WPEC.
As of Thursday, there were 131 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 26 employees and 105 students, according to the district’s COVID-19 dashboard. The cases have been confirmed in 60 of the district’s facilities and K-12 schools.
The number of COVID cases spiked dramatically within the first two days of school. On Tuesday, when classes started, there were just five confirmed cases among the district’s staff members.
NEW: Palm Beach County schools have 440 kids on at-home quarantine, per spokesperson. It’s only their third day of school.
They were one of the first districts in Florida to start school.
— Jay O'Brien (@jayobtv) August 12, 2021
www.cbsnews.com/news/440-students-palm-beach-county-quarantine-covid/
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