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    • Broward County

    Health

    Measles Outbreak at Manatee Bay Elementary School in Florida

    Parents of students at Manatee Bay Elementary School in Weston, Florida, have the option to keep their children at home due to confirmed cases of measles. Broward Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata announced that Thursday is the deadline for parents to decide whether their vaccinated or unvaccinated children will stay home for the next 21 days and engage in online continuing education with individualized assignments, emphasizing that it will not be a virtual experience. The school reported 6 confirmed cases of measles and a total of 33 unvaccinated students. As district officials await further directives, they continue to focus on cleaning and sanitizing the school, with no indication of broader county-wide issues at present.

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