See Updated COVID Case Numbers For Each LBUSD School (Employees + Students) Using LBUSD's New COVID Data Dashboard

+ See Updated COVID Case Numbers For Each LBUSD School (Employees + Students) Using LBUSD's New COVID Data Dashboard

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(Oct. 30, 2020, 5:10 a.m.) -- LBUSD has launched a COVID Dashboard providing public access to the number of COVID cases at LBUSD school sites reported since Sept. 1 among employees, students and vendors/visitors.

LBUSD's COVID Dashboard, linked on LBUSD website's front page via this link, lets parents, students and taxpayers access data for individual LBUSD schools, or all LBUSD schools (with and without administration non-school employees.)

As of dawn Oct. 30, LBUSD's Dashboard indicates COVID-19 has infected 22 employees (includes admin/non-school; 19 if this category excluded), 11 students and 1 vendor/visitor. LBUSD schools remain closed to classroom instruction with the exception of childhood development centers/day care at a few campuses.

LBUSD's dashboard is similar to those webposted by the Irvine Unified School District and Los Alamitos Unified School District.

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