The Limestone District School Board says there are now five active cases of COVID-19 associated with its administration after a virtual school staff member received a positive result.
The board said the staff member tested positive Wednesday.
The staff member is currently isolating and there is no risk to any class cohorts.
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There are two other cases at Land O’ Lakes Public School, where a teacher and a student have tested positive.
Finally, there are two cases at Winston Churchill Public School, one of which is a variant of concern.
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