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Dallas (WBAP/KLIF) – Two more schools in North Texas schools have canceled classes because of coronavirus.
Ursuline Academy of Dallas and St. Rita’s school, both say that a member of the extended school community tested ‘presumed positive’ for the virus.
St. Rita’s is part of the Catholic Diocese of Dallas.
All Sporting Events scheduled for today, have been canceled! https://t.co/izatLvCf42
— Ursuline Athletics (@UrsulineSports) March 11, 2020
BREAKING: Dallas’ St. Rita is closed due to COVID-19. Email from school Wed morning —> @StRitaDallas @NBCDFW pic.twitter.com/u3bK9EJquE
— Meredith Land (@MeredithNBC5) March 11, 2020
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Alvarado, TX (WBAP/KLIF) – Alvarado ISD is closed today due to possible COVID-19 exposure.
In a letter sent out to parents, the district says an Alvarado Elementary North community member has come in contact with COVID-19 at a doctor’s office where she is employed.
That individual has been asked to self-quarantine, according to the district.
The closure was announced as a precautionary measure as there is no confirmed case within the district, only ‘exposure.’
NO SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11: It has come to the district’s attention that an individual in the Alvarado Elementary North community has been told to self-quarantine because of exposure to COVID-19 at a doctor’s office where they are employed.
Please see attached letter. pic.twitter.com/ahLEbkThzN— Alvarado ISD (@AlvaradoISD) March 11, 2020
Alvarado is about 30 minutes south of Fort Worth.
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