More schools impacted by positive coronavirus cases
Schools across the Hudson Valley are reporting positive coronavirus cases.
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Nov 17, 2020, 11:55 AM
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More schools across the Hudson Valley are reporting positive
coronavirus cases.
The interim superintendent of the New Rochelle School
District has informed the community that a student has tested positive at
George M. Davis Jr. Elementary School. In a letter to parents, Dr. Alex Marrero
states the student was last in school a week ago and became symptomatic the day
after. The student then switched to remote learning pending test results.
Everyone who has come in contact with this individual has been informed and is
quarantining.
Maria Regina High School in Hartsdale is extending remote
learning until at least Dec. 10 after a student
tested positive there.
Valhalla Middle School will be remote today until Nov. 30. This comes after someone who tested
positive was last inside the building last week when they were infectious.
And a student at Robert C. Dodson School in Yonkers has
tested positive. The school will remain open today after sanitizing.
