Covid-19 Risk Levels for Mexico 59


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COVID-19 DASHBOARD
Updated at 2:11 p.m. on 5/07/2021 
New Student/Staff
COVID-19 Positive
Cases Today		 Number of
 Students/Staff
in Quarantine
(not positive)		 Number of
Students/Staff
in Modified Quarantine
(not positive) 
0 0 0
School district numbers are based on Audrain County Health Department
contact tracing and subsequent determination as a "close contact." Mexico 59 serves approximately 2,450 students and about 375 employees. 

Modified Quarantine: If your student is exposed to COVID-19 while at school and both your student and the positive individual are properly masked, your student may qualify for a modified quarantine. Students who are under a modified quarantine are allowed to continue attending school and riding the school bus. However, they are to quarantine when not at school and should not participate in any activities or athletics outside the school day for the length of their modified quarantine. Please see our Frequently Asked Questions below for more information.

Mask Mandate Frequently Asked Questions

 
Our District utilizes five risk thresholds of dark green, light green, yellow, orange, and red. These levels were released as guidance by the CDC Indicators for Dynamic School Decision-Making based on the number of new positive COVID-19 cases in the last 14 days. The CDC resource includes indicators to help Administrators and Districts assess their risk for COVID-19 in their schools while also reflecting the mutually dependent relationship between schools and their surrounding communities. We monitor COVID-19 in Audrain County specifically and collaborate with the Audrain County Health Department (ACHD) as necessary. 

As a community, we are facing a global pandemic never before seen in any of our lifetimes. The impact on our school family has been significant. Unfortunately, we are uncertain what each day will bring, so we are making the best decisions for the moment with guidance from state, local, and national health and science experts. 

The top priority for the Mexico School District remains the education of our students. We want you to know we are committed to teaching, learning, and caring, even during COVID-19. 


Welcome to Mexico School District 59 where we partner with our parents and community for teaching, learning, and caring - TLC! #MEX59TLC

We are located in Mexico, Missouri. We currently educate over 2,400 students in all of our locations. We have an early childhood center, three elementary schools, a middle school, high school, alternative school, and career center. For the 2020-21 academic year, our Superintendent is Dr. Tammy Lupardus and our Assistant Superintendent is Mrs. Melissa Chastian. 

 

Recent News

On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security
Act (CARES) Act into law. The CARES Act is a $2 trillion relief package to address the economic
fallout related to the COVID-19 public health emergency. Click here to view the Mexico 59 Public Notice in regards to the CARES Act.
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