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Tri-county schools check-in: Over 300 Covid-19 cases reported in New Hanover, no data reported from Pender since November - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: Over 300 Covid-19 cases reported in New Hanover, no data reported from Pender since November

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools has reported the most Covid-19 cases to date, according to the district’s online public dashboard.

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 41 cases, BCS confirms 77, PCS reports 14 - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 41 cases, BCS confirms 77, PCS reports 14

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools reported 41 Covid-19 cases last week, according to the district's latest update on its public dashboard.

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 33 Covid-19 cases, BCS has 90. Last week, PCS confirmed 8 - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS reports 33 Covid-19 cases, BCS has 90. Last week, PCS confirmed 8

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools reported 33 Covid-19 cases last week and assigned 49 quarantines, according to the district'

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS confirms 18 Covid cases, BCS and PCS each assign 100-plus quarantines - Vimarsana News

Tri-county schools check-in: NHCS confirms 18 Covid cases, BCS and PCS each assign 100-plus quarantines

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — After two weeks with single-digit case counts, New Hanover County Schools reported 18 Covid-19 cases last week and assigned seven…

Third Brunswick County elementary school returns to remote learning due to COVID - Vimarsana News

Third Brunswick County elementary school returns to remote learning due to COVID

Union Elementary had six active positive cases of COVID and had to transition to remote learning from Feb. 1 through Feb. 15. Students are expected to resume classes as normal on Feb. 16. The county believed students from both schools attended programs outside of the school, which could be the source of the outbreak. The school district and Brunswick County Health maintain daily conversations and work together to determine what steps need to be taken when there is an increase in COVID-19 activity at any particular location. Seamans reassured the county that all the recommended health and ...