MINEOLA, NY – Three in Mineola have recently recorded cases of coronavirus, according to state records and district officials.
Two other people tested positive for COVID-19 at Hampton Street and Mineola middle schools, according to state records. Mineola High School also filed a case.
Michael Nagler, superintendent of Mineola Public Schools, told parents in a letter last week that a student from Hampton Street and Mineola High School tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus. .
Students must be quarantined in accordance with Ministry of Health rules and will not be able to return to school until fitness officers have provided written authorization.
Two cohorts of school academics were also switched to remote virtual learning as a component of the district’s coronavirus plan.
The Department of Health achieves contact tracking with the help of district administrators.
“The data accumulated through the DOH’s touch plotters will be used to take additional precautionary measures,” Nagler said. “If you or your child is considered to be a close contact, a representative of the Ministry of Health will contact you with instructions. “
State records showed that one student tested positive on the site on Hampton Street and another tested positive off-site.
At Mineola High School, a student tested positive and an outside instructor also contracted the virus, according to files.
A student on the site at Mineola High School tested positive, according to records.
Everyone in the district was closed Monday by Yom Kippur.
Long Island districts have noticed cases of coronavirus in the early days and weeks of the new year, adding Port Washington, Seaford, Syosset, Oyster Bay, New Hyde Park, Great Neck, Plainview and Hicksville.
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