Eight such tents on the east side of the high school have come to Mahomet for outdoor student learning. There are plans to hold two plans outside the district’s four schools by Tuesday evening, Superintendent Lindsay Hall said Monday.
For some students in the Mahomet-Seymour district, the school will soon be out of town.
Superintendent Lindsay Hall said Monday that the eight tents ordered by the district have arrived and plans to put up two of the district’s four schools by the end of Tuesday.
The news comes three days after district families learned that a Lincoln Trail elementary teacher and a Middletown Prairie elementary student had tested positive for Covid-19.
As of Friday, it remained the only known active case in the district. As many as 18 people remained unaccounted for as of Friday, due to exposure to the student and teacher who tested positive.
The number of cases recovered in Champion County on Monday has risen to 463 – possibly U.I.I. The students recovered after testing positive for Covid-1 last month.
The CU Public Health District reported Monday that there are now 492 active and 2,361 recovered cases in the countywide.
Meanwhile, of the 12,886 new tests in the county, 67 came positive on Monday, a rate of 0.5 percent.
Champion County’s seven-day positivity rate fell to 0.7 percent from 0.8 percent.
Were admitted to the hospital on the third day when the total number of tests reached close to 300,000 (299,792).
Here C.U. According to Public Health District data, there is an updated rundown of county zip codes with active cases.
- 61820 / Champion: 363 active (272 below since Sunday), 1,082 total (above 53)
- 61801 / Urbana: 43 active (51 since Sunday), 240 total (six above)
- 61821 / Champion: 16 active (Sunday 18 below), 354 total (one above)
- 61873 / std. Joseph: 15 active (Sunday down 7), 51 total (unchanged)
- 61822 / Champion: 13 active (down 19 from Sunday), 218 total (unchanged)
- 61802 / Urbana: 11 active (7 below Sunday), 274 total (one above)
- 61853 / Mahom: 7 active (4 below Sunday), 112 total (one above)
- 61874 / Savoy: 6 active (Sunday 7 down), 82 total (one up)
- 61866 / Rentol: 5 active (7 below Sunday), 282 total (above three)
- 61880 / tolono: 4 active (down 1 from Sunday), 43 total (unchanged)
- 61843 / Fisher: 2 active (unchanged since Sunday), 32 total (unchanged)
- 61845 / Fuzland: 2 active (as of Sunday), 10 total (as of)
- 61863 / pasotum: 2 active (down 1 from Sunday), 10 total (unchanged)
- 61878 / Thomasborough: 2 active (unchanged since Sunday), 8 total (unchanged)
- 61877 / Sydney: 1 active (unchanged since Sunday), 16 total (unchanged)
- 61847 / Gifford: 1 active (unchanged since Sunday), 8 total (unchanged)
- 61859 / Ogden: 1 active (unchanged since Sunday), 5 total (above one)
- 61864 / Philo: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 11 total (unchanged)
- 61875 / Seymour: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 6 total (unchanged)
- 61849 / Homer: 0 active (one down since Sunday), 6 total (unchanged)
- 60949 / Ludlow: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 6 total (unchanged)
- 61840 / Davy: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 5 total (unchanged)
- 61871 / Royal: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 5 total (unchanged)
- 61872 / sedorus: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 3 total (unchanged)
- 61816 / Broadlands: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 1 total (unchanged)
- 61851 / Evesdale: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 1 total (unchanged)
- 61862 / Penfield: 0 active (unchanged since Sunday), 1 total (unchanged)
Here is an updated breakdown of county cases confirmed by age group according to CUPHD data:
- 11 to 20: 966 cases (from Sunday to 42); 28.2 percent of all tests in Champion County
- 21 to 30: 736 cases (Sunday to 17); 30.7 percent tests
- 31 to 40: 369 cases (Sunday to 2); 11.7 percent tests
- 41 to 50: 259 cases (1 up from Sunday); 9.4 percent tests
- 51 to 60: 209 cases (Sunday to 3); 8.7 percent tests
- 10 and under: 133 cases (Sunday to 2); 1.9 percent tests
- 61 to 70: 107 cases (as of Sunday); .5. 5 percent tests
- 71 to 80: 51 cases (as of Sunday); Tests 2.2 percent
- 81 to 90: 32 cases (as of Sunday); 1.1 percent tests
- 91 to 100: 11 cases (as of Sunday); 0.4 percent tests
Residents in their 20s and 70s reported new cases in Vermillion County on Monday in the 370th and 371st.
There are also 57 active cases in the county with two cases being moved to the Columns recovered / published on Monday.
Four residents have been hospitalized with COVID-19, Vermeulen County Health Department Administrator Doug Toole said.
Steve Hoffman, Editor of Community Media Group Pyatt County Journal-Republican, Reports:
Pyat County Transportation has announced that the driver has tested positive for COVID-19.
The employee last worked Wednesday, and was tested on Saturday after experiencing mild symptoms.
“We are confident that all protocols for PPE were followed, so there is minimal risk for our riders and staff,” said Jamie Tribom, director of Pittran. “We’ve reached out to anyone who rode with that driver on Tuesday or Wednesday.”
He said the driver is not a resident of Pyat County.
PITTRN drivers wear masks, and social distance requirements on buses have been seen since the Covid-19 outbreak began.
The service will continue, but with a “majority of precautions,” Tribom said rides scheduled for Tuesday for people in the high-risk health category are being canceled.
“Make sure we do our best to update you if the situation changes. Our goal is to be as transparent as possible with any health or safety concerns, ”he said in a statement.
Questions can be referred to Tribom om Mano by calling the director @ piattran.org or 217-762-7821.
Of the 28,975 new tests nationwide, 1,381 returned positive on Monday, a rate of 8.4 percent.
The state’s seven-day positivity rate is now 4.5 per cent on the day it crosses the 250,000 mark for total confirmed cases (250,961).
The Illinois Department of Public Health also reported eight deaths in COVID-19 on Monday:
- Coles County: 1 male in the 70s
- Cook County: 1 male 50, 1 male 60, 1 male 70
- Dupage County: 1 male in the 70s
- Jefferson County: 1 male in the 90s
- LaSalle County: 1 female 80s
- Perry County: 1 female 90s
Of the 14,841 tests on campus Thursday, 88 new cases came out, according to new data provided by the University of Illinois.
The seven-day positivity rate on campus was 1.1 percent, although the Labor Day weekend average is yet to be added.
Since students began admissions on August 16, there have been 1,420 new cases reported.
Since classes began on August 24, there have been 1,138 new cases reported.
Here is a breakdown of new, unique cases day by day according to UI’s COVID-19 dashboard:
- Thursday, September 3: 14,841 new tests, 88 new cases
- Wednesday, September 2: 7,089 new tests, 120 new cases
- Tuesday, September 1: 14,367 new tests, 199 new cases
- Monday, August 31: 17,227 new tests, 230 new cases
- Sunday, Aug 30: 3,640 new tests, 104 new cases
- Saturday, August. 29: 2,895 new tests, 50 new cases
- Friday, 28: Gust: 15,030 new tests, 65 new cases
- Thursday, Aug 27: 15,123 new tests, 60 new cases
- Wednesday, Aug 26: 6,812 new tests, 54 new cases
- Tuesday, August 25: 15,850 new tests, 89 new cases
- Monday, Aug 24 17,656 new tests, 79 new cases
- Sunday, August. 23: 4,474 new tests, 53 new cases
- Saturday, 22 Aug Gust: 3,326 new tests, 43 new cases
- Friday, 21 Aug Gust: 10,877 new tests, 54 new cases
- Thursday, 20 Aug Gust: 10,742 new tests, 52 new cases
- Wednesday, August 19: 6,300 new tests, 29 new cases
- Tuesday, August 18: 6,162 new tests, 20 new cases
- Monday, August. 17: 9,064 new tests, 24 new cases
- Sunday, Aug 16 2,453 new tests, 7 new cases
Reports from the Pyat County Journal-Republican Steve Hoffman:
Students from Cerro Gordo High School will be moved to distance learning at least until September 21 after seven people there tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday. Four cases were reported on Thursday and Friday, along with three others over the weekend.
Will continue to teach individually in elementary and junior high schools.
“We are committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for your child and our staff. To accomplish that, we all need help when you’re out in public: please wear a mask indoors, keep social distance, and wash or sanitize your hands frequently, ”the district posted on its website and social media on Sunday.
Continuing the announcement, “We thank you for your understanding and continued cooperation with your Covid prevention policies and procedures, as we help protect your children, your families and our staff and their families.”
The publication also said that we will continue our constant monitoring of students and staff to evaluate the signs and symptoms of the disease and reports of illness to immediately identify the possibility of an outbreak in the district. Our custodial staff will continue to cold and clean disinfected areas affected by possible COVID-19 virus infection. “
The school district is coordinating efforts with the Divit-Piat bi-county health department to identify individuals who have recently made contact with the Covid-19 positive individuals to prevent further spread of the virus in the school and community.
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