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Potential exposures occurred at Torquay Elementary and Lambrick Park Secondary over multiple days last week. At Torquay Elementary, exposures occurred on May 17, 18, 19 and 20. At Lambrick Park Secondary, exposures occurred on May 17, 18 and 19. In both instances, the exposures are linked to a single person, according to Island Health. Whenever an exposure occurs at a school, Island Health conducts contact tracing and will reach out to anyone who may have been at high-risk of exposure. Anyone who is not contacted by Island Health can continue to attend school as usual. Meanwhile, Island ...

VICTORIA -- Two more schools on Vancouver Island have recently reported COVID-19 exposures. Cedar Elementary School in Nanaimo and Victoria West Elementary School in Victoria have reported COVID-19 exposures since the beginning of March. A single person who has tested positive for COVID-19 attended Cedar Elementary on March 8 and 10. Meanwhile, a similar exposure occurred at Victoria West Elementary on March 2, 3 and 4. Whenever a COVID-19 exposure is reported at a school, Island Health works to identify anyone who may have been at a high-risk of exposure. "If you have not been contact...

Island Health says it’s conducting contact tracing and will get in touch with anyone who might have been affected. An exposure is when someone who tests positive for COVID was at the school during their infectious period. Also new to the Island Health list of schools with COVID-19 exposures is Cedar Elementary in the Nanaimo-Ladysmith School District. The exposure was Monday or Wednesday. Greater Victoria School District has had only a few COVID-19 exposures during the 2020-21 school year, including one in November at Sir James Douglas Elementary and one in January at Ecole Macaulay Ele...

CANTON  Richie Harper will walk his 7-year-old son to Dueber Elementary today for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began. They are both excited that the first-grader will get to see his friends and teachers again after so many months of virtual learning. The return is bittersweet for Harper as it comes with the backdrop of knowing that Dueber, a place he attended roughly 20 years ago, likely won’t be open for his son, Chandler Abbuhl, next school year. Canton City Schools Superintendent Jeff Talbert last week unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan for Stark County’s larges...