Spartanburg District 5 is adjusting its procedure for sending students with fevers home as a result of information from CDC regarding swine flu.
Spartanburg District 5 is adjusting its procedure for sending students with fevers home as a result of information from CDC regarding swine flu. According to Dr. Scott Turner, Superintendent: “Our normal procedure was 101 but the CDC is saying fever greater than 100 is one of the symptoms….“ They will now be sending students home if their fever is 100 or greater.
Is your school district taking any extra precautions?
Would love to hear from you!
Connie
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