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May 9 Data
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Anonymous
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This data is from 5/9/22, reported today. There are 316 new student infections and 58 new staff infections reported since yesterday. There have been 1763 active infections at MCPS within the last 10 days. This is 205 more than the day before.
Of 209 schools in MCPS, 36 (17%) are improving, 84 (40%) are steady, and 89 (43%) are getting worse. 36 schools are above 2% infection. Location Last 10 Days (#) Total Staff & Students School Cases (%) Central Office 29 N/A Thurgood Marshall Elementary 29 589 4.90% Julius West Middle 67 1,502 4.50% Garrett Park Elementary 34 762 4.50% Kensington Parkwood Elementary 30 668 4.50% Rosemary Hills Elementary 27 610 4.40% Sherwood Elementary 24 551 4.40% Rosa Parks Middle 39 929 4.20% Westbrook Elementary 14 335 4.20% Farmland Elementary 32 888 3.60% Woodlin Elementary 22 619 3.60% Highland View Elementary 15 415 3.60% Sligo Creek Elementary 25 716 3.50% Ritchie Park Elementary 14 420 3.30% Luxmanor Elementary 23 730 3.20% Darnestown Elementary 12 377 3.20% John Poole Middle 15 482 3.10% North Chevy Chase Elementary 8 260 3.10% Burning Tree Elementary 14 476 2.90% Belmont Elementary 11 384 2.90% Thomas W. Pyle Middle 40 1,454 2.80% Woodfield Elementary 10 363 2.80% Ashburton Elementary 25 939 2.70% Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary 20 778 2.60% Lakewood Elementary 12 480 2.50% Wood Acres Elementary 14 582 2.40% Chevy Chase Elementary 12 509 2.40% Wyngate Elementary 18 773 2.30% Damascus High 33 1,533 2.20% Potomac Elementary 10 463 2.20% Earle B. Wood Middle 25 1,174 2.10% Westland Middle 19 897 2.10% Rock Terrace School 3 143 2.10% North Bethesda Middle 25 1,270 2.00% Wayside Elementary 10 502 2.00% Travilah Elementary 8 401 2.00% Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents 3 152 2.00% 56% (116 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 67 1,502 4.50% Montgomery Blair High 48 3,501 1.40% Thomas W. Pyle Middle 40 1,454 2.80% Northwest High 39 2,773 1.40% Richard Montgomery High 39 2,583 1.50% Rosa Parks Middle 39 929 4.20% Walter Johnson High 36 3,139 1.10% Garrett Park Elementary 34 762 4.50% Damascus High 33 1,533 2.20% Clarksburg High 32 2,546 1.30% Farmland Elementary 32 888 3.60% Thomas S. Wootton High 31 2,132 1.50% Kensington Parkwood Elementary 30 668 4.50% Central Office 29 N/A Thurgood Marshall Elementary 29 589 4.90% Rosemary Hills Elementary 27 610 4.40% Ashburton Elementary 25 939 2.70% Earle B. Wood Middle 25 1,174 2.10% North Bethesda Middle 25 1,270 2.00% Quince Orchard High 25 2,320 1.10% Sligo Creek Elementary 25 716 3.50% Sherwood Elementary 24 551 4.40% Luxmanor Elementary 23 730 3.20% Winston Churchill High 23 2,459 0.90% Woodlin Elementary 22 619 3.60% Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary 20 778 2.60% Bethesda-Chevy. Chase High 19 2,530 0.80% Westland Middle 19 897 2.10% Walt Whitman High 18 2,213 0.80% Wyngate Elementary 18 773 2.30% Takoma Park Middle 17 1,247 1.40% Hallie Wells Middle 16 1,086 1.50% Silver Creek Middle 16 891 1.80% Clarksburg Elementary 15 856 1.80% Highland View Elementary 15 415 3.60% John Poole Middle 15 482 3.10% Burning Tree Elementary 14 476 2.90% Lakelands Park Middle 14 1,214 1.20% Ritchie Park Elementary 14 420 3.30% Robert Frost Middle 14 1,088 1.30% Rockville High 14 1,613 0.90% Westbrook Elementary 14 335 4.20% Wood Acres Elementary 14 582 2.40% Albert Einstein High 12 2,127 0.60% Chevy Chase Elementary 12 509 2.40% Col. Zadok Magruder High 12 1,797 0.70% Darnestown Elementary 12 377 3.20% John T. Baker Middle 12 934 1.30% Lakewood Elementary 12 480 2.50% Olney Elementary 12 680 1.80% Silver Spring International Middle 12 1,289 0.90% William H. Farquhar Middle 12 738 1.60% Belmont Elementary 11 384 2.90% Poolesville High 11 1,382 0.80% Roberto W Clemente Middle 11 1,061 1.00% Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle 10 1,002 1.00% Maryvale Elementary 10 715 1.40% Piney Branch Elementary 10 682 1.50% Potomac Elementary 10 463 2.20% Twinbrook Elementary 10 602 1.70% Wayside Elementary 10 502 2.00% Wheaton High 10 2,666 0.40% Woodfield Elementary 10 363 2.80% Bradley Hills Elementary 9 533 1.70% Diamond Elementary 9 815 1.10% Greenwood Elementary 9 596 1.50% Ridgeview Middle 9 876 1.00% Sherwood High 9 1,966 0.50% Tilden Middle 9 1,146 0.80% Bethesda Elementary 8 732 1.10% Cabin John Middle 8 1,155 0.70% Fields Road Elementary 8 543 1.50% Gaithersburg High 8 2,615 0.30% North Chevy Chase Elementary 8 260 3.10% Rocky Hill Middle 8 1,116 0.70% Travilah Elementary 8 401 2.00% Bannockburn Elementary 7 469 1.50% Bells Mill Elementary 7 647 1.10% Beverly Farms Elementary 7 612 1.10% Fallsmead Elementary 7 587 1.20% Gaithersburg Elementary 7 902 0.80% Neelsville Middle 7 908 0.80% Seneca Valley High 7 2,243 0.30% Arcola Elementary 6 726 0.80% Cold Spring Elementary 6 370 1.60% Kingsview Middle 6 1,105 0.50% Oak View Elementary 6 464 1.30% Sligo Middle 6 823 0.70% Brooke Grove Elementary 5 519 1.00% Clearspring Elementary 5 635 0.80% Herbert Hoover Middle 5 1,114 0.40% Poolesville Elementary 5 595 0.80% Rock Creek Valley Elementary 5 434 1.20% Rock View Elementary 5 713 0.70% Seven Locks Elementary 5 433 1.20% Snowden Farm Elementary 5 822 0.60% Takoma Park Elementary 5 624 0.80% Viers Mill Elementary 5 549 0.90% Watkins Mill High 5 1,802 0.30% Westover Elementary 5 318 1.60% Bayard Rustin Elementary 4 823 0.50% Beall Elementary 4 562 0.70% Candlewood Elementary 4 420 1.00% Carderock Springs Elementary 4 378 1.10% Dr. Sally K. Ride Elementary 4 565 0.70% Forest Knolls Elementary 4 551 0.70% Fox Chapel Elementary 4 651 0.60% Little Bennett Elementary 4 733 0.50% Odessa Shannon Middle 4 878 0.50% Paint Branch High 4 2,292 0.20% Pine Crest Elementary 4 526 0.80% Rock Creek Forest Elementary 4 795 0.50% South Lake Elementary 4 927 0.40% Springbrook High 4 1,902 0.20% Stonegate Elementary 4 555 0.70% Whetstone Elementary 4 768 0.50% |
Anonymous
| Looks like a lot of schools at or below 1%. When will you hang it up OP? What will you do with your life on June 17 to August 29. |
Anonymous
OP. Relax knowing that my children's health is in my hands and not those of the MCPS Central Office. |
Anonymous
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https://weather.com/en-IN/india/coronavirus/news/2022-05-09-one-in-four-children-develop-long-covid
between 2 per cent and 10 per cent of infected children will develop long COVID, but the number may be larger. In March, a preprint study, not peer-reviewed, pooled data from 21 studies previously carried out in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America to show that one in four children go on to develop long COVID. Although adults have a definite set of symptoms, including breathlessness and fatigue, the symptoms in children are not clear. Some kids present conditions such as fatigue, brain fog and severe headaches, "to the point where some aren't able to go to school, grades are failing, those types of issues", Tejtel said. They also present cardiac issues like heart palpitations, chest pains and dizziness, especially when they go back to their regular activities; stomach problems; and also a change in their sense of taste and smell. "It's startling how many of these children present and have a range of symptoms that we haven't fully appreciated. Some are coming in with heart failure after asymptomatic COVID-19 infections," Dr Jeffrey Kahn, chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Disease at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, was quoted as saying. "What's striking to me is that it usually occurs about four weeks after infection, and infection can be really asymptomatic, which is really startling," he added. Further, the report noted experts were saying that even when kids with long COVID are tested for ailments that might cause these symptoms, nothing may show up, and all the tests come back normal. "We also scoped them, and their GI tracts are normal. I do a big immune workup, and their immune system appears normal. Everything 'looks normal,' but the kids aren't functioning like normal," Dr Amy Edwards, who runs the paediatric long COVID clinic at UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital in Cleveland, was quoted as saying. |
Anonymous
In that case, knowing that pediatric hospitalizations are still trending downward should make you feel better. Case counts don’t matter. |
Anonymous
Don't worry.. most of central office is out with covid. |
Anonymous
Hospitalizations is only one worry. That doesn't make me feel better. It makes me think you don't understand how this virus can impact children and their families when it spreads like wildfire through schools. If you don't mind getting covid, great, but it would be nice if you'd keep it contained in your house and not spread it to other homes. And, kids can bring home covid to their parents so its not as simple as just looking at pediatric hospitalizations. Are you really that clueless? |
Anonymous
Yes, they really are that clueless, and willfully so. |
Anonymous
Cases are trending up, way up....Except for January, we are at the highest number of cases for any month and we are less than half way through the month. |
Anonymous
Okay, when do your kids graduate? Will you still be providing daily reports up until then? Because this is our new reality, "bad behavior" or not. |
Anonymous
I'm not providing the daily reports but my children don't graduate for a long time. But, there is something off with you if all you care about are hospitalizations and not having you or your kids get sick for a week or two and then miss school due to being sick. Or, worse, them spreading it to someone in a situation where they dont have the luxury to stay home as if they do, they don't have sick leave and they live pay check to pay check - you know, people like your housekeeper. |
Anonymous
It doesn't matter what I (at an individual level) care about. The virus can't be controlled. China is barely keeping on top of it and will lose control the minute they allow for the slightest bit of freedom. You're going to be playing cat & mouse tracking this virus for the rest of your natural life if this is the way you're going to play it. |
Anonymous
Your attitude of "no one can do anything so I will spread more covid" is defeatist, short sighted and giving your family organ damage. I think you just can't live with what you've already done to your kids. |
Anonymous
I think you're hopelessly naive. |
Anonymous
Actually it can be controlled by proper mitigation but it takes everyone to do it. If you are not part of the solution, you are teh problem. |