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Thursday, November 19, 2020 6th Grade Wednesday

On Wednesday, November 18, the sixth grade students gathered at the Jr./Sr. High School for a day of team building.

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Wednesday, November 18, 2020 COVID Positive Staff Member

Earlier today, the District was notified by the Genesee County Department of Health that one of our district staff members tested positive for COVID-19. All students and staff that were deemed to have been in "close contact" with this person have been identified and will be contacted directly by the Genesee County Department of Health.

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Monday, November 16, 2020 Yellow Zone Update

Byron-Bergen Central School District is NOT currently in a designated Yellow Zone. School districts that fall within a yellow zone are required to test 20% of their in-person students, faculty, and staff population on a weekly basis until the yellow zone designation is lifted or the school demonstrates a positivity rate below the Yellow Zone percentage.

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Thursday, November 12, 2020 COVID Positive Student

Earlier today, the District was notified by the Genesee County Department of Health that one of our students in the Jr./Sr. High School tested positive for COVID-19. The last date the student was at school and in potential contact with others was Friday, November 6, 2020. All students and staff that were deemed to have been in proximity or close contact with this person have been identified and will be contacted directly by the Genesee County Department of Health with more details, including monitoring of symptoms and length of quarantine, if deemed necessary.

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Tuesday, November 10, 2020 A message regarding COVID-19 "Zone" designations

As you are aware, the rate of COVID-19 infections is rapidly increasing throughout Western New York. Governor Cuomo has developed a new strategy of monitoring and responding to outbreaks of new cases within a limited and definable geographic region, which are called micro-clusters. Our community and schools have diligently followed the health and safety protocols to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Despite everyone's best efforts, a rising community spread of the virus in the near future could impact our in-person teaching and learning model.

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