No New COVID-19 Cases for Town and Schools Today; State Positivity Rate 1.52%, Hospitalizations up 11
The Westport-Weston Health District reported no new COVID-19 cases for Westport since yesterday. The Superintendent of Schools announced that no cases were reported both yesterday and today throughout the school community. The State’s daily test positivity rate was down to 1.52% while hospitalizations were up 11.
Westport total positive or probable cases: 2,118 cases.
Westport total COVID-19 Deaths: 32 deaths.
State Daily Test Positivity: 1.52% [up from 1.98%]
State Hospitalizations: 245 patients [+11]
Westport COVID-19 Cases Up 10 over Long Weekend; State Positivity Rate 1.98%, Hospitalizations Stabilize
The Westport-Weston Health District reported 10 new COVID-19 case for Westport over the long weekend. The State’s daily test positivity rate was up to 1.98% while hospitalizations remained the same.
Westport total positive or probable cases: 2,118 cases.
Westport total COVID-19 Deaths: 32 deaths.
State Daily Test Positivity: 1.98% [up from 1.70%]
State Hospitalizations: 234 patients [same]
Westport COVID-19 Cases Up 3; State Positivity Rate 1.70%, Hospitalizations Remain the Same
The Westport-Weston Health District reported 3 new COVID-19 case for Westport since yesterday. The State’s daily test positivity rate was down to 1.70% while hospitalizations remained the same.
Westport total positive or probable cases: 2,104 cases.
Westport total COVID-19 Deaths: 32 deaths.
State Daily Test Positivity: 1.70% [down from 1.90%]
State Hospitalizations: 230 patients [same]
Superintendent: No COVID-19 Cases to Report Today
Superintendent Thomas ScariceDear Westport Families and Staff,
I am pleased to share that we had no new cases of Covid-19 associated with our schools Today.
Please remember that families are asked to report positive Covid-19 cases of students using our reporting voicemail or email. Please follow this link for more information on reporting.
Additionally, we want to remind families that students with pending Covid-19 tests should not return to school until receiving negative results. This approach is critical in helping us minimize the potential for transmission in our schools.
Respectfully,
Thomas Scarice
Superintendent of Schools