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This data is from 5/5/22. There have been 1457 active infections at MCPS within the last 10 days. This is 28 more than the day before, however that is only because of a drop off caused by aging cases within the 10 day moving window. 172 new student cases and 19 staff cases were reported. Of 209 schools in MCPS, 50 (24%) are improving, 104 (50%) are steady, and 55 (26%) are getting worse.
Thurgood Marshall ES is at 6.6%, seven schools are above 3%, and 26 schools are at 2% or higher. Thurgood Marshall ES did not report additional infections, so appears stable, with the caveat these are only cases reported to MCPS as covid and it's unknown if new cases are replacing cases moving out of the 10-day moving window. Location Last 10 Days (#) Total Staff & Students School Cases (%) Central Office 29 N/A Thurgood Marshall Elementary 39 589 6.60% Julius West Middle 57 1,502 3.80% Rosa Parks Middle 34 929 3.70% Belmont Elementary 14 384 3.60% Viers Mill Elementary 19 549 3.50% Rosemary Hills Elementary 20 610 3.30% Thomas W. Pyle Middle 46 1,454 3.20% Ritchie Park Elementary 13 420 3.10% Darnestown Elementary 10 377 2.70% Farmland Elementary 23 888 2.60% Wood Acres Elementary 15 582 2.60% Chevy Chase Elementary 13 509 2.60% Sligo Creek Elementary 18 716 2.50% John Poole Middle 12 482 2.50% Garrett Park Elementary 18 762 2.40% Wayside Elementary 12 502 2.40% Westbrook Elementary 8 335 2.40% Bethesda Elementary 17 732 2.30% Cold Spring Elementary 8 370 2.20% Woodfield Elementary 8 363 2.20% Bannockburn Elementary 10 469 2.10% Burning Tree Elementary 10 476 2.10% Damascus High 30 1,533 2.00% William H. Farquhar Middle 15 738 2.00% Twinbrook Elementary 12 602 2.00% 48% (101 of 209) schools in MCPS have 4 or more reported infections in the past 10 days. Location Last 10 Days (#) Total Staff & Students School Cases (%) Julius West Middle 57 1,502 3.80% Thomas W. Pyle Middle 46 1,454 3.20% Thurgood Marshall Elementary 39 589 6.60% Walter Johnson High 38 3,139 1.20% Richard Montgomery High 37 2,583 1.40% Rosa Parks Middle 34 929 3.70% Montgomery Blair High 33 3,501 0.90% Northwest High 32 2,773 1.20% Winston Churchill High 31 2,459 1.30% Damascus High 30 1,533 2.00% Thomas S. Wootton High 30 2,132 1.40% Central Office 29 N/A Farmland Elementary 23 888 2.60% Clarksburg High 21 2,546 0.80% Quince Orchard High 21 2,320 0.90% Earle B. Wood Middle 20 1,174 1.70% Rosemary Hills Elementary 20 610 3.30% Viers Mill Elementary 19 549 3.50% Garrett Park Elementary 18 762 2.40% Sligo Creek Elementary 18 716 2.50% Takoma Park Middle 18 1,247 1.40% Bethesda Elementary 17 732 2.30% North Bethesda Middle 17 1,270 1.30% Poolesville High 17 1,382 1.20% Westland Middle 17 897 1.90% Bethesda-Chevy. Chase High 15 2,530 0.60% Lakelands Park Middle 15 1,214 1.20% Walt Whitman High 15 2,213 0.70% William H. Farquhar Middle 15 738 2.00% Wood Acres Elementary 15 582 2.60% Belmont Elementary 14 384 3.60% Albert Einstein High 13 2,127 0.60% Chevy Chase Elementary 13 509 2.60% Clarksburg Elementary 13 856 1.50% Luxmanor Elementary 13 730 1.80% Ritchie Park Elementary 13 420 3.10% Silver Creek Middle 13 891 1.50% Col. Zadok Magruder High 12 1,797 0.70% Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle 12 1,002 1.20% John Poole Middle 12 482 2.50% Roberto W Clemente Middle 12 1,061 1.10% Twinbrook Elementary 12 602 2.00% Wayside Elementary 12 502 2.40% Rockville High 11 1,613 0.70% Ashburton Elementary 10 939 1.10% Bannockburn Elementary 10 469 2.10% Beverly Farms Elementary 10 612 1.60% Burning Tree Elementary 10 476 2.10% Darnestown Elementary 10 377 2.70% Fallsmead Elementary 10 587 1.70% Olney Elementary 10 680 1.50% Greenwood Elementary 9 596 1.50% Kensington Parkwood Elementary 9 668 1.30% Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary 9 778 1.20% Sherwood Elementary 9 551 1.60% Cold Spring Elementary 8 370 2.20% Highland View Elementary 8 415 1.90% John T. Baker Middle 8 934 0.90% Robert Frost Middle 8 1,088 0.70% Westbrook Elementary 8 335 2.40% Woodfield Elementary 8 363 2.20% Brooke Grove Elementary 7 519 1.30% Cabin John Middle 7 1,155 0.60% Gaithersburg High 7 2,615 0.30% Glen Haven Elementary 7 569 1.20% Rock Creek Forest Elementary 7 795 0.90% Wheaton High 7 2,666 0.30% Hallie Wells Middle 6 1,086 0.60% Herbert Hoover Middle 6 1,114 0.50% Kingsview Middle 6 1,105 0.50% Neelsville Middle 6 908 0.70% Oak View Elementary 6 464 1.30% Piney Branch Elementary 6 682 0.90% Rocky Hill Middle 6 1,116 0.50% Ronald McNair Elementary 6 861 0.70% Seneca Valley High 6 2,243 0.30% Sherwood High 6 1,966 0.30% Silver Spring International Middle 6 1,289 0.50% Sligo Middle 6 823 0.70% Tilden Middle 6 1,146 0.50% Wyngate Elementary 6 773 0.80% Candlewood Elementary 5 420 1.20% Diamond Elementary 5 815 0.60% Fields Road Elementary 5 543 0.90% Forest Knolls Elementary 5 551 0.90% Goshen Elementary 5 568 0.90% North Chevy Chase Elementary 5 260 1.90% Potomac Elementary 5 463 1.10% Rock View Elementary 5 713 0.70% White Oak Middle 5 938 0.50% Bradley Hills Elementary 4 533 0.80% Kemp Mill Elementary 4 496 0.80% Maryvale Elementary 4 715 0.60% Mill Creek Towne Elementary 4 551 0.70% Northwood High 4 2,046 0.20% Paint Branch High 4 2,292 0.20% Pine Crest Elementary 4 526 0.80% Ridgeview Middle 4 876 0.50% Rock Creek Valley Elementary 4 434 0.90% Seven Locks Elementary 4 433 0.90% Travilah Elementary 4 401 1.00% |
Anonymous
| Cool. And covid hospitalizations in kids are stable at 1-2 per day across the entire state. We did it! The pandemic is over in Maryland is over. This is what endemic looks like. |
Anonymous
Maybe you’re good with this quality of life; my standards are higher. |
Anonymous
| Who cares? |
Anonymous
I agree, but at this point covid isn’t the reason we’re keeping up silly restrictions. Luckily every day more and more people realize we don’t need to be afraid anymore. |
Anonymous
Not even close to reality. How high are you tonight? |
Anonymous
+1, there is more to covid than just this. Lets talk about kids who brought covid home to their parents and then lost their parents. 40K kids in this country alone. That surely cannot be good for their mental health. https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/05/health/parental-deaths-covid-19-wellness/index.html |
Anonymous
And we all know that parents have never died of anything besides covid. And that child->parent is the only covid transmission route. Covid risk blends into the background noise if you're vaccinated and boosted. Or a child, regardless of vaccination status. |
Anonymous
Actually it doesn't just blend in if you are vaaccinanted and boosted and its pathetic that you are using that to justify your poor attitude. |
Anonymous
For the 18-50 age group, weekly mortality rates from covid are about 0.01 per 100,000 in boosted individuals. 1 in 10 million blends into the background. |
Anonymous
For some of us, it’s not just about dying but you cannot seem to understand that. |
Anonymous
Well, I agree with you there. I don’t understand why you’re so concerned about getting what would likely be about as serious as a cold or flu infection (assuming you’re vaccinated and boosted). Particularly when there’s nothing that can practically be done to avoid exposure while being part of society. |
Anonymous
Ready to learn? There is a lot that can be done to prevent catching covid. Why be concerned about catching this virus? Because catching it, spreads it and allows it to keep mutating. The mutations are getting worse. If you love gifting your children a plague, don’t do anything to prevent transmission of covid. Don’t send your children to school because they might take science and learn you are an idiot. |
Anonymous
Um. That's a false statement / fake news. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/brief/covid-19-leading-cause-of-death-ranking/#Average%20daily%20deaths%20in%20the%20United%20States,%20by%20cause%20(March%202020%20-%20February%202022)%C2%A0%C2%A0 In terms of leading causes of death in the U.S., as of Jan 2022, covid surpassed cancer, accidents, stroke, respiratory disease, alzheimer, and diabetes. Only heart disease killed more people (and covid wasn't that far behind). If you're trying to make a point, do it as an opinion without lying. |
Anonymous
As you’ve clearly seen from the last two years, covid transmission mitigation measures can slow down the spread, but certainly can’t come close to stopping it. We still don't have good data on mask efficacy, although a 25% reduction would be a generous estimate. There's nearly no direct data on physical distancing or ventilation-- just models. We know a lot of infectious cases are either never identified or only identified after they've exposed others. And so, despite doing various combinations of those things at a level that is not sustainable, we still have spread higher than you're comfortable with. Controlling transmission is not how we keep covid under control. Keeping the severity of illnesses low, and having therapeutic treatments available to high-risk individuals when (not if) they become infected, is the only practical option. |