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Read / Add Comments Another high school in Fairfield County is contending with a small new outbreak of COVID-19 cases. Aaron Crook, the Ridgefield Public School District’s COVID-19 health and safety compliance liaison, announced this week that there were six new infections reported at the high school, though none of the individuals were recently in the building. Because the newly infected parties were not in the building, Crook said that they did not expose other students or staffers and no contact tracing is necessary. “I have conferred with Town of Ridgefield Health Direct...

Students and Staff at RHS and SRMS Quarantine Due to COVID Cases Written by HH RPS COVID-19 Health and Safety Compliance Liaison Aaron Crook reported that yesterday, the District learned that a member of the Ridgefield High School community has tested positive for COVID-19. This individual was in the RHS building while potentially infectious to others on Monday, January 4th. As a result of this Crook said that 14 students and 4 staff were placed in quarantine for 10 days. Contact tracing for this case has been completed. Crook said that the District also learned yesterday that a me...

Ridgefield High School reports 6 new COVID cases FacebookTwitterEmail Ridgefield High School.Macklin Reid / Hearst Connecticut Media RIDGEFIELD — School officials have reported six more cases of COVID-19 among the Ridgefield High School community, according to a message that went out to parents Wednesday. “These individuals were not in the RHS building during a period of time when they were infectious to others, and no contact tracing is needed,” wrote Aarron Crook, the district’s COVID-19 health and safety compliance liaison and coordinator of nursing services. Crook said he has spok...

Read / Add Comments Another high school in Fairfield County is contending with a small new outbreak of COVID-19 cases. Aaron Crook, the Ridgefield Public School District’s COVID-19 health and safety compliance liaison, announced this week that there were six new infections reported at the high school, though none of the individuals were recently in the building. Because the newly infected parties were not in the building, Crook said that they did not expose other students or staffers and no contact tracing is necessary. “I have conferred with Town of Ridgefield Health Direct...

All Ridgefield schools return to hybrid model Macklin Reid FacebookTwitterEmail Ridgefield Superintendent of Schools Susie Da SilvaContributed photo RIDGEFIELD — It will be “hybrid learning” — meaning smaller groups of students will be in school buildings at different times — when classes resume in Ridgefield schools on Monday, Jan. 4. “Reducing person density in our school buildings is a mitigation strategy to further prevent the spread of COVID-19,” said Aaron Crook, the school system’s COVID-19 health and safety liaison. “... We will also be communicating additional infor...