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FL: St. Johns County preschool student dies after contracting meningitis

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Source: http://www.staugustine.com/news/201...ool-student-dies-after-contracting-meningitis

St. Johns County preschool student dies after contracting meningitis
By Travis Gibson / tgibson@staugustine.com
Posted at 5:50 PM Updated at 5:50 PM

A young boy who attended preschool in St. Johns County died this week after contracting meningitis, according to a letter sent by the school?s management to parents of classmates.

?It is with sadness that I inform you of a Primrose student death last night,? reads a letter obtained by The Record that was given to parents Thursday by managers at Primrose School at St. Johns Forest located just off County Road 210.

The boy, who The Record is choosing not to name at this time, was a member of the prekindergarten classroom and was hospitalized for meningitis, the letter states...
 
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