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Peterborough Public Health is inviting parents and caregivers to join a live online conversation with medical officer of health Dr. Rosana Salvaterra on Monday night when she will address frequently asked questions about preventing the spread of COVID-19 in schools.
The free online event will take place on Monday from 7 to 7:30 p.m. using Microsoft Teams.
Questions for Salvaterra can be submitted in advance by email at [email protected] by Friday at 4 p.m.
Salvaterra will give a 15-minute slide presentation at the online event addressing many of the questions she’s heard frequently from parents about how to curb the spread of COVID-19 at school.
Participants will also be able to ask questions on the spot, using the online chat function.
The event will be recorded and later posted to the health unit website’s school reopening page.
“It should be an informative event, and I shall introduce you to our amazing school health team,” Salvaterra said Wednesday during her virtual weekly briefing about the pandemic.
She also said during that press conference that there were no institutional outbreaks as of Wednesday in Peterborough (including in schools).
“This is very impressive, considering how far into the school year we now are,” Salvaterra said.
Registration information is available on Eventbrite at eventbrite.ca/e/schools-covid-19-virtual-live-presentation-for-parents-tickets-126130747461
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