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Carmel schools confirm case of chickenpox at high school, middle school
Posted 3:34 PM, January 9, 2015, by Amanda Rakes - Digital Manager,
Updated at 03:37pm, January 9, 2015
CARMEL, Ind. (Jan. 9, 2015)? A confirmed case of chickenpox has been reported at two Carmel Clay Schools.
In a letter sent to parents Friday, school officials said a case of varicella was confirmed at Carmel High School and Clay Middle School...
Chickenpox cases reported at Carmel-Clay Schools
Posted: Mar 05, 2015 4:58 PM EST Updated: Mar 05, 2015 4:58 PM EST
By WTHR Channel 13
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HAMILTON COUNTY -
Chickenpox cases have been reported at schools in the Carmel-Clay district.
Parents with children at Carmel High School, Clay Middle School and Woodbrook Elementary School received a letter from the district Thursday:
There are confirmed cases of varicella (chickenpox) at your child's school. Students who have received varicella vaccine can still get chickenpox. When previously vaccinated students become ill with varicella it is called ?breakthrough? chickenpox...