Regina Public Schools say COVID-19 cases have been found in students at three schools Monday.
First, a student at Walker school in Regina’s west end has tested positive. Students in the affected classroom will begin remote learning until December 3rd.
A student at Campbell Collegiate has also tested positive, prompting the closure of one classroom. The affected class will be taking part in remote learning until December 4th.
Lastly, a COVID-19 case was traced back to a school bus that delivers students to École Elsie Mironuck school. The affected students will be taking part in remote learning until December 4th.
In each case, letters have been sent home to families connected to the schools, and any additional close contacts will be identified and contacted by the Saskatchewan Health Authority.
COVID-19 case found at École St. Mary School
The Regina Catholic School Division has announced a COVID-19 case at École St. Mary School on Monday.
The school division does not state whether the individual is a student or staff member, however it has resulted in one classroom and one bus being closed out of caution. Students from the affected classroom and bus will learn remotely until their return on December 4.
“We are working closely with public health staff to ensure necessary measures are in place to protect all students and staff. Any close contacts of the individual have been asked to self-isolate,” stated the school division in a release.
All other classrooms and buses remain open.
(With files from Moises Canales)
