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Mumps outbreak confirmed in Gallatin County schools
by Heidi MeiliTuesday, February 12th 2019
The Gallatin City-County Health Department sends a warning to parents about confirmed cases of the mumps.
It says officials have confirmed two cases of the mumps in students at Emily Dickinson Elementary School and a third case at Chief Joseph Middle School.
The notice says health and school officials are investigating to find any other possible cases, and to identify the students most at risk...
New mumps outbreak in Bozeman, Mont., schools
By GAIL SCHONTZLER Bozeman Daily Chronicle 20 hrs ago
BOZEMAN, Mont. ? Three new cases of the mumps have been reported in Bozeman schools, and nurses are calling parents whose children aren?t vaccinated and face the greatest risk to ask that those kids be kept at home.
The Gallatin City-County Health Department and Bozeman School District sent a notice to parents on Monday saying that two cases of the mumps have occurred at Emily Dickinson Elementary School and a third at Chief Joseph Middle School.
This is the second outbreak of the contagious disease in Bozeman since early December, when five cases were reported at Morning Star Elementary...
