Connecticut released its first batch of public school-by-school coronavirus data which showed there have been 459 recorded staff cases and 1,061 student cases in public and private schools between the beginning of September and end of October.
Below are school-by-school coronavirus cases from the state Department of Education. The case figures are only from the past week. The education department reports exact case counts over six. Schools with case counts between one and five are reported as “<6”.
The education department also notes the data will be updated weekly each Thursday.
Connecticut is focused on reducing the impact of Coronavirus on our most vulnerable populations. That is why the state requires every nursing home and assisted living facility to report data on COVID-19 within their facilities.
Here are the latest sets of data from those facilities. If a facility is not listed in these documents, that means it is reporting to the state that it does not have any residents who have tested positive for COVID-19.
These reports are released once per week, usually on Thursdays.
Connecticut Roundup wades into an evolving media landscape with the will to commit acts of journalism that focus on Connecticut news, where almost 1.9 million nutmeggers live. Our stories are about the past, present, future and beyond!
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate fathers, father figures and families. As a way to do that while supporting local men and boys, the Men & Boys’ Fund of Main Street Community Foundation is holding a fun-filled event on Father’s Day weekend. Family, Fun & Fathers will be held on Saturday, June 19 fromContinue Reading
A ribbon cutting was held on Saturday, May 15, 2021, for the opening of the repainted playground turtles at Brackett Park and Federal Hill Green. In January of 2020, the City of Bristol Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services (BPRYCS) released the design contest calling for Bristol youth, ages 4 to 16, toContinue Reading
The project to reconstruct the Memorial Blvd Bridge across the Pequabuck River at the eastern end is scheduled to start within the next few weeks. The lackluster Bridge was originally constructed in 1921. The DOT rated the bridge as fair requiring rehabilitation. The project will consist of retrofitting the existing superstructure to support expanded designContinue Reading
Loading…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
Connecticut released its first batch of public school-by-school coronavirus data which showed there have been 459 recorded staff cases and 1,061 student cases in public and private schools between the beginning of September and end of October.
Below are school-by-school coronavirus cases from the state Department of Education. The case figures are only from the past week. The education department reports exact case counts over six. Schools with case counts between one and five are reported as “<6”.
The education department also notes the data will be updated weekly each Thursday.
Connecticut School Submission Summary
School-by-School Coronavirus Case List
Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities Data
Connecticut is focused on reducing the impact of Coronavirus on our most vulnerable populations. That is why the state requires every nursing home and assisted living facility to report data on COVID-19 within their facilities.
Here are the latest sets of data from those facilities. If a facility is not listed in these documents, that means it is reporting to the state that it does not have any residents who have tested positive for COVID-19.
These reports are released once per week, usually on Thursdays.
These datasets are also available on the state’s Open Data portal: Nursing Homes / Assisted Living Facilities
Nursing Homes
Assisted Living Facilities
Learn About COVID-19:
Public Health Resources
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Contribute on The Connecticut Roundup
Connecticut Roundup wades into an evolving media landscape with the will to commit acts of journalism that focus on Connecticut news, where almost 1.9 million nutmeggers live. Our stories are about the past, present, future and beyond!
Subscribe to The Connecticut Roundup
Subscribe to the Roundup, along with over 250,000 other subscribers!
Latest Stories
Celebrate Father’s Day While Supporting Local Men and Boys
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate fathers, father figures and families. As a way to do that while supporting local men and boys, the Men & Boys’ Fund of Main Street Community Foundation is holding a fun-filled event on Father’s Day weekend. Family, Fun & Fathers will be held on Saturday, June 19 fromContinue Reading
Ribbon Cutting Slated for Repainted Turtles at Brackett Park and Federal Hill Green
A ribbon cutting was held on Saturday, May 15, 2021, for the opening of the repainted playground turtles at Brackett Park and Federal Hill Green. In January of 2020, the City of Bristol Department of Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services (BPRYCS) released the design contest calling for Bristol youth, ages 4 to 16, toContinue Reading
Bristol Accelerates ‘Wow Factor’ Bridge Reconstruct in Time for Memorial Blvd Centennial Celebrations
The project to reconstruct the Memorial Blvd Bridge across the Pequabuck River at the eastern end is scheduled to start within the next few weeks. The lackluster Bridge was originally constructed in 1921. The DOT rated the bridge as fair requiring rehabilitation. The project will consist of retrofitting the existing superstructure to support expanded designContinue Reading
Loading…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
Share