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    3 school systems closed as flu season spreads

    "Three area school systems have announced closings for the remainder of the week due to a large number of students and staff becoming ill.

    Clay County and Van Buren County schools announced Tuesday they would be closed the remainder of the week due to illness.

    Monroe County, KY, schools will also be closed the remainder of the week. Monday, school officials said only 81 percent of students showed up for class.

    Each district has reported high numbers of cases involving flu and strep throat."



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    Re: KY: Monroe County schools closed due to illness

    Source: http://www.wbko.com/news/headlines/F...1.html?ref=121



    Reporter: Lauren Forsythe
    Updated: Tue 6:36 PM, Dec 04, 2012
    FLU OUTBREAK: Monroe County Infected

    t's a flu outbreak a Tompkinsville doctor says spread through the children in the school system.

    And now, it's now spreading throughout the entire county.

    What would be a normal school day in Monroe County has now left a parking lot bare, and a highly contagious seasonal virus is to blame...

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      Re: KY: Monroe County schools closed due to illness

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