Thursday, September 19

300 Riverside County High School Students Sent Home for Possible COVID-19 Exposure

Due to a possible exposure with COVID – 19, As a precaution near 300 students from a Riverside County high school were sent home .

Representatives of the school district to which Elsinore High School belongs , located in the city of Wildomar , reported that students who failed activities were in contact with other students who tested positive for coronavirus .

It is about approximately of 18% of the 1, 600 registered students in high school, who returned to classes in person since 11 of August.

It was indicated that the affected students are from all grade levels of the school.

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August 19 , 2021

The authorities asked the students to quarantine at home for 10 days, but some students chose to return to high school under a “modified quarantine” policy, which allows them to attend face-to-face classes without taking part in extracurricular activities, such as sports.

Students who decide to return in the “modified quarantine” mode will have to undergo COVID testing – 19.

Estimated in 20 the number of people who tested positive for The coronavirus at Elsinore High School so far this school year.

In the entire Lake Elsinore Unified School District, nearly 500 students from 7 schools have been referred to their homes for possible exposure to COVID – 19.

He came back to difficult classes in California

The return to school in California has been complicated due to the report of infections among students and workers in the education sector in different unified school districts in the state.

Most infections among the student population are It is due to the presence of the Delta variant of the SARS CoV-2 virus , which is more transmissible than previous strains of the disease.

In San Bernardino County, Ontario Christian High School delayed until 30 the school activities because 12 teachers, almost a third of their staff teacher, had suddenly fallen ill . It was not reported if there were cases of coronavirus.

With precautions due to COVID infections – 18, last Monday the Los Angeles Unified School District returned to face-to-face classes , the second most important in the United States with more than 600,000 students.

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