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Three Vancouver private schools also reported new exposures. West Coast Christian School had one from January 11 to 13, St. Augustine School had one from January 11 to 15, and Little Flower Academy had one on January 12.
In North Vancouver Queen Mary Community Elementary School had an exposure on January 13 and St. Thomas Aquinas Regional Secondary School had one from January 13 to 15.
West Vancouver’s École Pauline Johnson had a new exposure on January 15, and Chartwell Elementary School had one on January 14.
Exposures mean someone who tested positive for COVID-19 was at school in the days before their diagnosis. They were likely contagious, but it’s not confirmed that school transmission occurred.
Within the Vancouver School Board, Sir James Douglas Annex is reporting a new exposure on December 7, Champlain Heights Community Elementary is reporting one on December 3 and 4, and Eric Hamber Secondary is reporting one on December 1 and 2.
The private West Coast Christian School is also reporting an exposure on December 7.
Exposures occur when someone attends school while infectious. Contact tracers get in touch with their close contacts directly, and anyone who does not receive a phone call can still go to school as usual.
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