Both Pana and Taylorville School Districts are reporting COVID-19 positive tests. A student who was in attendance at Pana High School on Monday, September 28th tested positive for the virus on Wednesday. A contact tracing plan was put into action and the results from that investigation resulted in 11 students but no staff members needing to quarantine for 14 days. The District will be able to resume classes as planned today. 

Taylorville School District announced that they have staff members who have recently reported symptoms, been exposed, and are quarantined for the virus pending testing. Central School has one exposure. A staff member has been exposed and directed by the Christian County Health Department to quarantine until October 12th. The Junior High School is reporting one staff member as exhibiting symptoms and possibly exposed. The employee is testing and will remain quarantined until results. 

Continue to follow pandemic guidelines by maintaining safe social distancing, wearing masks, and washing your hands.

For Pana School District if you have questions, call 562-1500. For Taylorville School District call 824-4951.