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bronxiteforever

(9,402 posts) Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:35 AM Mar 2020

Five Central Bucks Schools Closed Due to Coronavirus Concerns (Bucks County)

The schools that are closed Friday are Butler, CB South, Titus, Tohickon and Tamanend, the Central Bucks School District says.
NBC10 Philadelphia
By Dan Stamm • Published 2 hours ago • Updated 1 hour ago

Five schools in the Central Bucks School District in the Philadelphia suburbs were closed Friday because the district says people within the district were exposed to a confirmed case of Coronavirus.

In a statement posted to the district’s website, CBSD said the closures were due to “an abundance of caution.” School district Superintendent Dr. John Kopicki said the exposure was with a confirmed case in another state.

There have been no confirmed coronavirus ( COVID-19) cases in Pennsylvania.... The district and Bucks County health officials learned of the exposure late Thursday night, Kopicki said. They announced the closure Friday morning.

The closure includes Central Bucks South High School, which has about 1,800 student, two middle schools and two elementary schools.

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/coronavirus/five-central-bucks-schools-closed-due-to-coronavirus-concerns/2317020/

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Five Central Bucks Schools Closed Due to Coronavirus Concerns (Bucks County) (Original Post) bronxiteforever Mar 2020 OP

A nurse on another board I frequent, was saying whole dewsgirl Mar 2020 #1

Sounds like they can trace the contact here and it is bronxiteforever Mar 2020 #2

They are trying their best to not confirm cases, yet I find dewsgirl Mar 2020 #3

Good point. bronxiteforever Mar 2020 #5

Confirmed presumptive cases romana Mar 2020 #4

+1 Thanks for posting. Wayne and Delaware Counties. bronxiteforever Mar 2020 #6

Two new cases in Montgomery County PRETZEL Mar 2020 #7

dewsgirl

(14,964 posts)

1. A nurse on another board I frequent, was saying whole

Reply to bronxiteforever (Original post)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:41 AM

Mar 2020

floors of a hospital are under quarantine. I wonder if this is near there?

bronxiteforever

(9,402 posts)

2. Sounds like they can trace the contact here and it is

Reply to dewsgirl (Reply #1)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:46 AM

Mar 2020

a precaution. The economic impact of 1800 children now at home will be substantial, especially if the closure lasts. Moms and dads have to arrange their schedule for potentially an indefinite period.

dewsgirl

(14,964 posts)

3. They are trying their best to not confirm cases, yet I find

Reply to bronxiteforever (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 08:49 AM

Mar 2020

it pretty damned hard to believe they would take such steps unless the were certain.

bronxiteforever

(9,402 posts)

5. Good point.

Reply to dewsgirl (Reply #3)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 10:13 AM

Mar 2020

romana

(765 posts)

4. Confirmed presumptive cases

Reply to bronxiteforever (Original post)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 10:09 AM

Mar 2020

Wolf just tweeted that there are confirmed presumptive cases in PA.

Link to tweet

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bronxiteforever

(9,402 posts)

6. +1 Thanks for posting. Wayne and Delaware Counties.

Reply to romana (Reply #4)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 10:15 AM

Mar 2020

PRETZEL

(3,245 posts)

7. Two new cases in Montgomery County

Reply to bronxiteforever (Original post)

Mon Mar 9, 2020, 08:23 AM

Mar 2020

https://www.timesherald.com/news/local/new-coronavirus-cases-in-montco-emergency-declaration-set-germantown-academy/article_0ec41b3a-616c-11ea-9902-bf0799ba6433.html

NORRISTOWN — Coronoavirus is spreading in Montgomery County, with two new presumptive cases announced Sunday by health officials.

The two new cases in Montgomery County bring the state total to six.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health said the two new cases announced Sunday are in adults in Montgomery County, in addition to two other Montco cases announced Saturday. The other two cases are in Delaware and Wayne counties.

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I also saw on the news a school closing this week because there is a student who is related to one of the Montco patients.

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