Two students in Prince George’s County have tragically died from the flu, prompting the district to take immediate proactive measures to slow the spread of the virus. Superintendent Millard House II is urging families to keep sick children at home and ensure they are vaccinated to prevent the spread of the flu. The school district has seen outbreaks in several schools and is working to prevent further cases. The Prince George’s County Health Department is offering flu vaccines at the Cheverly Health Department to help prevent illness. In addition to enhanced cleaning, handwashing hygiene, and temporary masking, the district is also providing on-site flu vaccinations in affected schools and making adjustments to extracurricular activities to limit exposure to the virus. The district is closely monitoring illness trends and working with local health officials to ensure the health and safety of students and staff. Families are encouraged to visit pgcps.org/flu for more information on flu prevention resources. Superintendent House II emphasizes the importance of partnership in keeping students, staff, and schools safe during this flu season.
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