Gov. of California. Gavin speaks to reporters at the Golden 1 Center in News, Sacramento, California, on Thursday, October 29, 2020. Renee C. Byrne / The Sacramento B, AP, by Pool
Auckland, California. – A governor of California. After the children of Gavin News tested positive for Covid-19, a student in the school’s classroom, that state office confirmed to Politico late Friday night.
Natom Click, director of communications, said in an email that Newsom’s child had dropped out of his private school and was in a 14-day quarantine. Politico does not name a school or a child for privacy reasons.
It came a second turn for the Newsom family in a week, where the governor slammed Sacramento for attending a 12-person dinner party at a French laundry for a lobbyist friend. The school’s exposure is likely to attract the attention of teacher unions, which have asked the governor to close all campuses due to an increase in coronavirus cases.
“The family has taken the potential contagion seriously and is complying with all state protocols,” Click said. “After being warned by the school that a student in a class has tested positive for COVID-19, the potential open news baby began a 14-day quarantine from the date of exposure for schools, according to the state’s public health guidelines.”
Newsman received a quick test this week that was negative and according to Click, will get a nasal swab test this week. Like Jennifer Siebel News’ first spouse, all four News children have tested negative.
“The child was tested twice [5 days and 7 days past their last contact with the COVID-19 positive student]Said, “Click.” In addition, each of the children of Newsm was also tested on the 5th. “
Klick said the governor, his wife and their three other children do not need to be quarantined, and according to state health guidelines, quarantine of a person in contact with an infected person is required.
Newsom said late last month that its four children, ages 4 to 11, had returned to their Sacramento private school to learn in person under a “phased approach”. The school expanded to five days a week this month.
The governor has set fires because most of California’s 6 million public school children stay home for distance education, as 20 of the 25 largest districts have chosen to close campuses, including the Los Angeles Unified School District. Assembly Education Chair Patrick O’Donnell (D-Long Beach) this month described the situation as “state-approved segregation” as more affluent suburban families have returned to class while the city’s public schools serve low-income residents. Many students have struggled with distance learning, showing an increase in failure based on preliminary report cards.
While Covid-19 is growing at an unprecedented rate and the state records daily cases, Newsm moved county counties – one percent of the state’s population – to this week’s most banned coronavirus purple level. This makes it more difficult for schools that have never reopened to bring students back, and the districts that were considering reopening are reluctant to resume negotiations. School districts and private schools that have already opened – including News’ – may still be open in purple under the governor’s rules.
Click said Newsome “has made the safety of students and staff a priority during the COVID-19 epidemic and has fought to make sure every child – whether in the classroom or at home – is learning.” In a Nov. 6 letter to the mayor of California, News noted that his most recent state budget “stabilized school funding and included a one-time investment of more than 3 5.3 billion in funding for local public schools, including support for education and COVID-related barriers.” Can be removed.-19
But O’Donnell and other leaders say the news should do more. The state is projected to have “26 billion in” wind planes “in the next 18 months, according to the legislature’s Office of Legislative Analysts, and Democratic legislators have said some of that money should be spent on ensuring safety in schools.
According to an email received by Politico, the Sacramento private school will move to distance learning after the Thanksgiving break in the second week of December in the presence of News. For students to return after that, they must get a negative Covid-19 test, and the school is offering the test to all students and staff.
The state’s largest teacher unions and school districts have demanded comparative precautions before schools agree to reopen.
News came in contact with the family the same week that the governor made international headlines – to attend lobbyist Jason Kinney’s birthday dinner at a typical French laundry restaurant in Napa County. Dinner became a bait for cable hosts and editors on what they believe to be the political hypocrisy of the governor, who has repeatedly urged California to avoid Thanksgiving travel, severely limit their socialization and avoid indoor dining to slow the spread of the virus.
In the dinner photo captured by Fox LA, the governor and Siebel News masquerade sat with two top officials of the California Medical Association, CEO Dustin Corcoran and top lobbyist Janus Norman.
Although originally billed as an outdoor event, the photo showed a dining room in a three-sided room celebrating Kinney’s 50th birthday, as well as raising questions about how Newsome defines “outdoor” dining in an epidemic – a definition that has even more important meaning. Took because most indoor restaurants in the state were forced to shut down operations.
On Thursday, he ordered a 10 to 5 curfew starting Saturday in 41 purple-level counties. Residents should avoid leaving without doing the necessary activities. The curfew will last until 5 a.m. on December 21, more than a full month. Newsme said his aim was to control the spread of antacids during emergence and late-night chaos, and warned that “social activities and gatherings that are less likely to be disrupted are more likely to be disrupted.”
