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COVID-19 Information

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New reported cases (from January 8, 2021 to noon January 15, 2021)*

Total Staff and
Student Cases
(tested positive)

Staff and Students
w/ direct exposure to
COVID-19

11*

Last Week’s Cases (from December 18, 2020-January 8, 2021)*

Total Staff and
Student Cases
(tested positive)

Staff and Students
w/ direct exposure to
COVID-19

11*

Cumulative Reported Cases (Aug. 10, 2020 to January 15, 2021)

Total Staff and
Student Cases
(tested positive)

115

Staff and Students
w/ direct exposure to
COVID-19

1,037

Total staff currently present at
district facilities
(on a typical day)

900*

Total students
currently at district facilities
(on a typical day)

*Our numbers appear to have declined, however District 202 is only tracking cases for students and staff who are in-person at district schools/facilities for either instruction, athletics, or activities. Staff currently may work remotely, all students are in remote instruction, and all other sports and activities are paused.

CONTEXT

These statistics show the impact of COVID-19 on school operations.
Schools opened for staff on August 10, 2020.
Statistics reflect Students/Staff who have been or are CURRENTLY in a District 202 facility for work or related student activity (such as athletics). District 202 has about 3,200 employees and about 25,000 students in total.
For each diagnosed case and case of direct exposure, the individual staff member or student must quarantine for 10-14 days or longer depending on symptoms, resulting in higher number of missed days of work or in-person learning
"Direct exposure" means, being within 6 feet of a person with COVID-19 for more than 15 minutes, living in the same household as someone with COVID-19, or having extended exposure over a period of time with someone with COVID-19
Based on current Will and Kendall County Health Department guidance, two positive COVID-19 cases in the same group is considered an “outbreak.” Such groups must quarantine for 10-14 days from the last date of exposure to an individual who is diagnosed. This time frame can extend beyond the typical 10-14 days depending on the number of individuals diagnosed and the last date the group of individuals was together

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