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SCCPSS Extends Closure Of West Chatham Middle School

This message is to notify that the closure of West Chatham Middle School due to a confirmed positive COVID case will continue Nov. 2-6.

10/28/2020

This message is to notify you that the closure of West Chatham Middle School due to a confirmed positive COVID case and related quarantine protocol for school personnel will continue for a second week November 2 – 6, 2020.

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SCCPSS considers the health and well-being of our students, teachers, and staff to be of the utmost importance. We have been working closely with local public health officials to ensure the proper recommendations are followed to isolate staff diagnosed with COVID-19 and identify close contacts. All areas of the school have been deep cleaned and disinfected this week while the building has been closed.

Parents are reminded that if a child develops COVID-19 symptoms, please keep him or her out of school and group activities, such as sports or play groups, and contact the child's healthcare provider as soon as possible with the information that a COVID-19 case was identified in your child's school. The Department of Public Health recommends that laboratory testing be obtained on all suspected COVID-19 cases.

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WCMS STUDENTS WILL CONTINUE TO UTILIZE VIRTUAL INSTRUCTION by logging into itsLearning November 2-6, 2020.

Another review of Operational Conditions will take place by November 5th and parents will be notified of school reopening no later than close of business that day. Should there be a need to continue virtual instruction for all students beyond next week an update will be provided. Once again, West Chatham Middle School will remain closed to in-person learning for a second week November 2-6, 2020. All students should remain on their regular learning schedule but must remain home and log on through itsLearning.


This press release was produced by the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. The views expressed here are the author’s own.