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Mayor outlines how Louisville plans to thwart spread of COVID-19

Mayor outlines how Louisville plans to thwart spread of COVID-19
DISTRICT. OUR PANDEMIC VIRAL EVENT PLAN, WHICH IS VERY THOROUGH WAS IMPLEMENTED EARLIER JCPS SUPERINTENDENT. DR. MARTY POLIO SAYS THE DISTRICT IS WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE STATE AND LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT맥스카지노S TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE CORONA VIRUS. WE SEND INFORMATION TO ALL SCHOOLS PARENTS AND GUARDIANS REGARDING CORONA VIRUS SYMPTOMS ALL 150. JCPS SCHOOLS WERE OPENED MONDAY. DESPITE STATE HEALTH OFFICIALS CONFIRMING THE FIRST CAS 19 IN JEFFERSON COUNTY THE BEFORE OUR PLAN STATES CLEARLY THAT WE TAKE THE RECOMMENDATION FROM LOUISVILLE METRO HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT WET YOUR HANDS. WILL YOUR SAYS TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS ARE USING VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE TO TEACH STUDENTS HOW TO THOROUGHLY WASH THEIR HANDS AND PREVENT SPREADING GERMS ADDITIONALLY CUSTODIANS ARE STEPPING UP EFFORTS TO CLEAN AND SANITIZE ALL SURFACES IN THE SCHOOL맥스카지노S. WE ARE ASKING OUR PRINCIPLES TO ALLOW ADDITIONAL TIME FOR STUDENTS TO WASH HANDS IF T VIRUS CONTINUES TO SPREAD IT맥스카지노S UNCLEAR WHETHER JCPS WOULD CLOSE ONLY THE IMPACT IN SCHOOLS OR WOULD ELECT TO SHUT DOWN THE DISTRICT ALTOGETHER AFTER KENTUCKY맥스카지노S FIRST CASE OF KOVIN 19 WAS CONFIRMED IN HARRISON COUNTY THE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT THERE CANCELED CLASSES FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK, BUT UNLIKE HARRISON COUNTY JCPS DOESN맥스카지노T HAVE THE NON TRADITIONAL INSTRUCTION PROGRAM WHICH ALLOWS STUDENTS TO CONNECT WITH TEACHERS AND COMPLETE COURSEWORK FROM HOME CLEARLY. IT맥스카지노S AN EQUITY ISSUE BECAUSE WE WOULD STRUGGLE SURE EVERY STUDENT HAD SOME TYPE OF VICE TO DO THAT TYPE OF INSTRUCTION POLIO SAYS IN THE EVENT OF A CLOSURE SCHOOLS WON맥스카지노T SEND STUDENTS HOME EMPTY-HANDED. THESE WILL BE SUPPLEMENTAL ITEMS THAT ARE PROJECT-BASED HANDS-ON FOR STUDENTS IN THE EVENT.
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Mayor outlines how Louisville plans to thwart spread of COVID-19
Louisville Metro Government is making preparations as COVID-19 begins to make its way into the area.Jefferson County has one confirmed patient. That person is in isolation at Norton Brownsboro Hospital. The other confirmed cases in Kentucky are in Lafayette and Harrison counties.On Monday, Fischer said the city is preparing by cleaning high-use facilities like courthouses and libraries. He recommends churches and companies do the same."This virus is going to spread just like the flu does," Mayor Greg Fischer said.Fischer briefly spoke at a press conference Monday morning held by Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.He said his senior leadership is reviewing protocol and procedures in the event of a community-wide outbreak.Dr. Sarah Moyer recommends Louisville businesses make a plan for employees to "telework" or take sick days. She is urging people who think they may have the virus not to go to the hospital unless they are seriously ill or have an emergency. As far as what's happening with Jefferson County Public Schools, Dr. Marty Pollio says school will remain in session for now. School officials are closely monitoring absences.At the news conference, amid reports of some big national events being canceled, some asked how the coronavirus would affect this year's Kentucky Derby. Fischer responded by saying with 47 days left to go, no decisions yet.If you have any questions, call the coronavirus hotline at 1-800-722-5725.Kentuckians are also urged to visit this website, which gives the latest information on coronavirus monitoring in the state.

Louisville Metro Government is making preparations as COVID-19 begins to make its way into the area.

Jefferson County has one confirmed patient. That person is in isolation at Norton Brownsboro Hospital. The other confirmed cases in Kentucky are in Lafayette and Harrison counties.

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On Monday, Fischer said the city is preparing by cleaning high-use facilities like courthouses and libraries. He recommends churches and companies do the same.

"This virus is going to spread just like the flu does," Mayor Greg Fischer said.

Fischer briefly spoke at a press conference Monday morning held by Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.

He said his senior leadership is reviewing protocol and procedures in the event of a community-wide outbreak.

Dr. Sarah Moyer recommends Louisville businesses make a plan for employees to "telework" or take sick days. She is urging people who think they may have the virus not to go to the hospital unless they are seriously ill or have an emergency.

As far as what's happening with Jefferson County Public Schools, Dr. Marty Pollio says school will remain in session for now. School officials are closely monitoring absences.

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At the news conference, amid reports of some big national events being canceled, some asked how the coronavirus would affect this year's Kentucky Derby. Fischer responded by saying with 47 days left to go, no decisions yet.

If you have any questions, call the coronavirus hotline at 1-800-722-5725.

Kentuckians are also urged to visit this website, which gives the latest information on coronavirus monitoring in the state.