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Large parties to blame for Biloxi High School shutdown

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Large parties to blame for Biloxi High School shutdown
Large parties to blame for Biloxi High School shutdown

Governor Tate Reeves says large parties are to blame for the recent COVID-19 outbreak at Biloxi High School which forced them to switch to distance learning for the next two weeks.

46 deaths.- - governor tate reeves says large- parties are to blame for- the recent covid-19 outbreak at- biloxi high - school, which forced them to- switch to distance- learning for the next two weeks- a total of 15 bhs students- tested positive for the - coronavirus and - another 234 were asked to - - - - quarantine due to potential - exposure.

- state health officer dr. thomas- dobbs says with a - situation like this, it was the- right decision however, these - social events were highly - unnecessary.- - "if we want to have football an we want - to have school, we can't have - social events, even social- events that violate the - executive orders that are on th- books.

So, please, please be- careful, don't have - - - - parties, if you're a parent for- goodness sakes please don't - sanction them or- conduct them yourselves because- you're not only putting your- kids at risk but- you're also putting the entire- educational system at risk.

- these large social gatherings - where there are four or five- people that are found - to be positive, even though the- may not have known that they ha- - - - the virus and they may have bee- asymptomatic, is going to lead- to a scenario in which, - potentially, you've got 25-33%- of the entire school mandated t- be under quarantine - because they came into close- contact with these positive - - - - cases.

Well, at some point that- such a large number that they - decide to more or less- quarantine the entire - school for the next 14 days."

Biloxi high school is expected- to return back to - in-person classes on september- 8th.-

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