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South Carolina Deputy Governor Pamela Evette said she tested positive for the virus. He had “only mild symptoms” and began quarantine last week.
Several K-12 school districts in the northeastern United States have delayed the onset of face-to-face categories in recent days after school’s top academics attended primary parties, raising considerations about the spread of the virus.
After several weeks of student vacation complicating plans to reopen their schools, the best school academics are now creating the same disruption, highlighting the hole between politics and law enforcement, and the boundaries of any school to youth behavior.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in Sudbury, Massachusetts, west of Boston, delayed the opening of the study rooms for two weeks until September 29 after police scattered a saturday party involving between 50 and 60 students from the school, local officials said.
The fitness board said the police had reported that academics were dressed in mask or social estating, and that many had fled when the police arrived or gave false names to the officers.
Although there were no known cases of viruses among academics at the party, the board stated that without full data on those present, “the threat to the school network will be adequately assessed. “
In nearby Dedham, Massachusetts, the school district also delayed face-to-face training after an increase in cases in the city, which local fitness officials attributed to two recent youth meetings, adding a party attended by the school’s top students.
In Pelham, New York, the school’s best academics who were partying and after Labor Day weekend led the school district to postpone the start of face-to-face learning for all students and require the school’s best students to undergo tests before attending school or quarantined for 14 years. Days.
Superintendent Cheryl H. Champ wrote in a letter to families that more than a hundred teenagers gave the impression that they had attended the holidays and that the video showed academics “participating in undesirable behavior, without physical esttachment and without mask or mask. “
Also in New York, the Carle Place Union Free School District on Long Island, delayed students return to school after overdue summer celebrations led to positive cases.
“As we are told in the difficult way, the movements of a few can have an effect on as many other people as possible,” Superintendent Christine A wrote. Finn, families.
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