Trimble County Schools announced that they want to remain transparent about the COVID-19 data within the school district.
(Trimble County, Ky.) – In-person classes are finally in full swing for Trimble County students.
On March 13, students were sent home to complete the rest of the 2019-2020 school year virtually, but now following Governor Beshear’s ‘Healthy at School’ initiative Trimble County students are back in the classroom.
It's no secret that this school year will look at little different with students and staff having to wear face coverings while in the buildings, and on the busses to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
With this, Trimble County Schools announced that they want to remain transparent about the COVID-19 data within the school district. The school has created a Trimble County Schools COVID-19 Dashboard to help keep the community informed.
A link to the website will be on the district web-page for community access at any time.
This new dashboard will show new cases daily, active cases, and the number of students and staff in quarantine. Dashboard data has been confirmed through the health department or a medical facility then communicated to the school.
If you have any questions about the dashboard you can contact the school at (502) 255-3201.
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