Bear River Families,
The health and safety of our students and staff are our top priority. This email is to inform you of additional COVID-19 cases at Bear River as of (Monday, April 26) afternoon. Please note that these notifications will be delivered via email only from here forward. There will no longer be an accompanying phone message attached to these notifications.
Student #1 – BR, last on campus 4/20
Staff #1 – BR, last on campus 4/14, no close contacts
Student #2 – BR, last on campus 4/22
Public Health has been notified and the individuals are taking further steps in accordance with guidance from NC Public Health and our district COVID-19 protocols and procedures. The individuals and their households have been placed in isolation and they are working with their healthcare provider to take additional steps, including notifying any close contacts.
Bear River Families,
The health and safety of our students and staff are our top priority. This email serves as our mandatory notification informing you of additional positive cases of COVID-19 at Bear River High School.
Student #1 – last on campus 4/15
Student #2 – Full Distance; last on campus 4/15 for athletics
Public Health has been notified and the individuals have been taking further steps in accordance with guidance from NC Public Health and our district COVID-19 protocols and procedures. The individuals and their households have been placed in isolation and they are working with their healthcare providers to take additional steps, including notifying any close contacts.
Bear River Families,
The health and safety of our students and staff are our top priority. This email is to inform you of an additional positive case of COVID-19 at Bear River High School. The student was last on campus on Friday, April 9th. In response to a handful of inquiries received by my office last week, please understand that this communication is a requirement of the established protocol in the county for the notification of a known positive COVID-19 case on a school campus.
Public Health has been notified and the individual is taking further steps in accordance with guidance from NC Public Health and our district COVID-19 protocols and procedures. The individual and their household has been placed in isolation and they are working with their healthcare providers to take additional steps, including notifying any close contacts.
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Brunswick County Health Services vaccinated county Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, from an initial shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
The department is also working to vaccinate individuals within local law enforcement, fire/rescue teams, county Health Services and other medical providers eligible under Phase 1a of the North Carolina vaccine distribution plan. Individuals who received the Moderna vaccine on Dec. 22 will return for a second dose about four weeks after the initial injection.
Health Services administered the vaccinations after receiving 200 doses and official instructions from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS). Health Services will work with NCDHHS on coordination of future shipments, which are expected in the coming weeks.