All COVID-19 cases in Halton schools for the week of September 21 to 26

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Published September 26, 2020 at 8:42 pm

The following is a summary of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases reported by the Halton District School Board and Halton Catholic District School Board throughout the last w

The following is a summary of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases reported by the Halton District School Board and Halton Catholic District School Board throughout the last week.

From September 21 to September 26, active cases were reported at the following schools in Halton:

Halton District School Board:

  • Abbey Park High School – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • Emily Carr Public School – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • Maple Grove Public School – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • Nelson High School – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • Sunningdale Public School – 2 confirmed cases, 2 closed classrooms (school open)
  • West Oak Public School – 1 confirmed case, 1 closed classrooms (school open)

Total HDSB cases: 7

Halton Catholic District School Board:

  • Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Andrew Catholic Elementary – 1 confirmed case, 1 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Elementary – 1 confirmed case, 1 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Francis Assisi Catholic Elementary – 1 confirmed case, 2 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Francis Xavier Catholic Secondary – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Secondary – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Patrick Catholic Elementary – 1 confirmed case, 2 closed classrooms (school open)
  • St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary – 1 confirmed case, 0 closed classrooms (school open)

Total HCDSB cases: 8

Total COVID-19 cases at Halton schools: 15

Be advised that some of these cases may be considered resolved at this time.

We’ll continue to update as new cases are reported throughout the week.

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