5 new COVID-19 cases reported in Plainview-Old Bethpage schools
News 12 was first to report an outbreak in a third-grade class at Old Bethpage Elementary. The school is now being investigated.
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Feb 5, 2021, 12:08 PM
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30ds agoNews 12
Long Island has learned there are five new cases of coronavirus in the
Plainview Old Bethpage schools.
The schools include one student at John F. Kennedy High
School, two students at Mattlin Middle School, one student at Pasadena
Elementary, and one student at Old Bethpage Elementary.
News 12
was first to report an outbreak in a third-grade class at Old Bethpage Elementary. The school is now being
investigated.
Out of 16 kids in the class, 11 have tested positive, as
well as the teacher.
That
school is remote today and is scheduled to reopen on Monday.