A second elementary school in Nanaimo’s north end is reporting COVID-19 cases.
Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools advised in a social media post Sunday night that Randerson Ridge Elementary School has seen a cluster of COVID-19 cases with potential exposure dates of Nov. 4-6 and Nov. 9-10. Island Health has completed contact tracing.
“For everyone’s safety, Island Health suggests to perform daily health checks, stay home if sick, wear a mask when outside your cohort and/or family bubble, limit activity and social events, stay close to home,” noted the school district.
It thanked the school community for its co-operation and directed people to Island Health’s school exposures web page for more information.
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School district reports COVID-19 case at #LadysmithBC Secondary https://t.co/xiGzMKtTaA
— Ladysmith Chronicle (@LC_Chronicle) November 16, 2020
Earlier today, the school district advised of COVID-19 exposure at Frank J. Ney Elementary School. Last week there were clusters of cases at Dover Bay and John Barsby secondary schools.
A Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools spokesman said last week that the school district would take direction from Island Health as far as decisions around closing schools or asking cohorts of students to stay home.
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