District Health Report - 5/20/2022 ______________________________________________________________________________ Para traducir esta página a otro idioma, seleccione "G Seleccionar idioma" en la parte superior de la página y elija su idioma preferido આ પૃષ્ઠને અન્ય ભાષામાં અનુવાદિત કરવા માટે, પૃષ્ઠની ટોચ પર "G Select Language" પસંદ કરો અને તમારી પસંદગીની ભાષા પસંદ કરો इस पृष्ठ का दूसरी भाषा में अनुवाद करने के लिए, पृष्ठ के शीर्ष पर "जी भाषा चुनें" चुनें और अपनी पसंदीदा भाषा चुनें 要将此页面翻译成另一种语言，请选择页面顶部的“G 选择语言”并选择您的首选语言 Para traduzir esta página para outro idioma, selecione "G Selecione o idioma" no topo da página e escolha o seu idioma preferido ______________________________________________________________________________ Good Afternoon Secaucus Families, I hope everyone is doing well. Our district COVID-19 cases for this week have dropped slightly, which is consistent with the state COVID case numbers and other districts around the area. The number of positive cases in our district is as follows: High School: 8 students, 6 staff members Middle School: 3 students, 7 staff members Clarendon: 3 students, 4 staff members Huber Street/Millridge: 2 students, 7 staff members Transportation - 1 staff member These 41 cases bring our district's total to 507 positive COVID-19 cases for the school year. As it has been for a few months, most of the cases reported had mild or no symptoms. We will continue to notify anyone who has been “exposed” to these positive cases and quarantine them according to our contact tracing plan. We will also continue to ensure that our buildings are cleaned and disinfected properly, and we encourage all of our students to practice proper handwashing to minimize the spread of all contagious diseases. The Parent Communication Form is still open for questions and can be accessed here: https://forms.gle/wFy9mQYpd1HdzRuk7. There is also an easy-to-use button on the www.sboe.org home page that you can click that will lead you straight to the form. We welcome all questions! Our next FAQ will be released next Friday. Take Care, Dr. Daniela Riser Acting Superintendent Published May 20, 2022 Print