All
Gulf District Schools will be closed on Friday because of the flu.
The
school district says flu activity continues to be on the rise and
they are experiencing a significant impact from influenza-like cases
in the school system.
The
school district said about 20 percent of the student population has
been absent this week because of the illness.
Local
medical providers are advising students and staff who have symptoms
of the flu to stay home for the remainder of the week to fully
recover.
The
Florida Department of Health in Gulf County recommends that sick
students, faculty, and staff remain home until fever free.
The
district will use the closure to thoroughly clean and sanitize the
school buildings.
Schools
are slated to reopen - as scheduled - on Monday, January 29, 2018.
If
you live in Gulf County and have children who have not received their
flu shots, there will be flu vaccine clinics set up this evening from
4-6 p.m. local time at the elementary schools
in Gulf County for school aged children.
The
department will also hold clinics at the elementary schools on
Monday.
You
can also get your flu shot at the local health department offices and
at most pharmacies.
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