Dear Residents of Day Hall Floor 8 and Families:
We have good news to share! This evening, we received the results from yesterday’s testing. Fortunately, there are no new confirmed cases of COVID-19 among residents of Day Hall Floor 8.
Given this news, you are welcome to exit your precautionary quarantine and resume your daily activities. Please continue to wear your mask, social distance and exercise good health practices.
We appreciate the urgent way you responded to our call to action. Each of you quickly returned to your rooms, underwent testing and complied with and followed the direction of our public health experts. It’s yet another reminder that our students want to be here and will take the necessary steps to make that goal achievable.
Thank you for your continued cooperation, patience and commitment to our community’s health and safety.
Sincerely,
ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Public Health Team
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