For a school that doesn’t focus on trying to earn a certain designation on the state report card, something Principal Gary Page and Superintendent Brian Brooks were both quick to
ST. JOSEPH â St. Joseph-Ogden High School officials hope to stick with in-person learning through the end of the semester, but theyâll have do it a few staff members down.
In an email to families, Principal Gary Page said six staffers are now in quarantine â two after testing positive for COVID-19, and another four who were determined to be close contacts.
Thatâs in addition to three students who tested positive and six others who were quarantined for being close contacts.
The good news: After going through contact tracing, Page said, thereâs been no evidence of community spread that can be tied to the high school.