Maine's Brunswick High School has ended its football season three games early and its head football coach was fired after a school district investigation into a.
Maine CDC: Brunswick elementary school has COVID outbreak
“It does not mean that there has been any transmission within schools; more likely, transmission has occurred within the community,” according to a letter from the superintendent.
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BRUNSWICK The Maine Center for Disease Control on Tuesday classified Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary School under outbreak status due to the volume of COVID-19 cases, according to a statement from the superintendent.
“This is a determination that simply means that there has been a certain number of COVID-19 cases within a period of time within a school,” Superintendent Phillip Potenziano wrote. “It does not mean that there has been any transmission within schools; more likely, transmission has occurred within the community.”
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A teenager from Maine dies by suicide after feeling locked at home due to the pandemic. His father wants to tell other teenagers that things will get better and that there is help out there when they need it.
On Friday, Spencer Smith took his life by suicide after suffering due to being lockdown for the past months. His dad, Jay Smith, explained that his son s mental health was affected by the life changes for the past few months.
He said that they knew Spencer was upset because he could not join in his school activities like football. Little did they know that it was so bad that it prompted their son to take his life away. Smith noted that when they tried to look back, they realized that there were cues which they missed to notice.