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Anonymous wrote:Looking at it this morning, appears almost an entire homeroom at Cardinal and at Barcroft and possibly at Drew are all getting quarantined. Either that or the parents didn't understand the close contact definition. Not a good start to the school year, even here in Arlington where vaccination rates are high.

I know many people aren't considered about covid causing serious illness to their kids, but I still implore you to take precautions. Even if the illness itself doesn't bother you, quarantining anywhere from 1-2wks because they contract it or are exposed is going to be brutal for schooling.

*concerned about covid

Anonymous wrote:Looking at it this morning, appears almost an entire homeroom at Cardinal and at Barcroft and possibly at Drew are all getting quarantined. Either that or the parents didn't understand the close contact definition. Not a good start to the school year, even here in Arlington where vaccination rates are high.

I know many people aren't considered about covid causing serious illness to their kids, but I still implore you to take precautions. Even if the illness itself doesn't bother you, quarantining anywhere from 1-2wks because they contract it or are exposed is going to be brutal for schooling.

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Anonymous wrote:Scroll down the page. Close contacts are there.

Oh you’re right! I think the problem for me is that I’m using my phone, and there’s something in the formatting of the site that is incompatible with my device.

I think the issue is though since this info is coming from Qualtrics, which isn't required, i don't think this is entirely accurate (either for the cases, but certainly not for close contacts). I'm basing that on the fact that just by the sheer numbers, there is no way those close contacts are correct. Tuckahoe for example has no close contacts listed, but i personally know that isn't the case.

Are close contacts kids sent home to quarantine? In which I know of cases not reported there too.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Scroll down the page. Close contacts are there.

Oh you’re right! I think the problem for me is that I’m using my phone, and there’s something in the formatting of the site that is incompatible with my device.

I think the issue is though since this info is coming from Qualtrics, which isn't required, i don't think this is entirely accurate (either for the cases, but certainly not for close contacts). I'm basing that on the fact that just by the sheer numbers, there is no way those close contacts are correct. Tuckahoe for example has no close contacts listed, but i personally know that isn't the case.

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Anonymous wrote:Scroll down the page. Close contacts are there.

Oh you’re right! I think the problem for me is that I’m using my phone, and there’s something in the formatting of the site that is incompatible with my device.

Anonymous wrote:Scroll down the page. Close contacts are there.

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Anonymous wrote:I found the older version easier to navigate. I don’t generally need to see the pie graph breakdown by demographics or zip code. I just want to see a list of positive cases and exposures, identifying date and school.

That information is still available on the webpage. Click on student detail instead of student summary.

Anonymous wrote:I found the older version easier to navigate. I don’t generally need to see the pie graph breakdown by demographics or zip code. I just want to see a list of positive cases and exposures, identifying date and school.

Anonymous wrote:I’m able to access positive cases under student and employee details, but I can’t find the list of exposures. Can someone explain how I can view the exposures lists.