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South Carolina: 2025-2026 Measles

Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...sles-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-55

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Three New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 55, and One Public Exposure Notification

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Nov. 25, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting three new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 55 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 58.

Two of the cases are household members of known cases. The source of the third case is still being investigated.

As of today, there are 136 people in quarantine and two in isolation. Fifty-seven of those are individuals from Lyman Elementary, 52 are from Boiling Springs Middle School and one attends D.R. Hill Middle School. All school faculty, staff, students and parents have been notified. Students from those schools who quarantine successfully without becoming ill are scheduled to be able to return to classes Nov. 29.

DPH has one public exposure notification to report: if anyone was at the Spartanburg County Treasurer’s Office at 366 N. Church St. on Nov. 17 or Nov. 18, during the hours the office was open, and you do not have immunity through vaccination or previous disease, please be aware of measles symptoms and contact your health care provider if you become ill and let them know you may have been exposed. Potentially exposed individuals should monitor for symptoms through Dec. 9.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...sles-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-62

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Seven New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 62, and One Public Exposure Notification

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Nov. 28, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting seven new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 62 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 65.

Six of the new cases are household members of known cases who were in quarantine. One case was an individual exposed in a school setting who was in quarantine.

There are 144 people in quarantine and six in isolation. Fifty-six of those are individuals from Lyman Elementary, 52 are from Boiling Springs Middle School and one attends D.R. Hill Middle School. All school faculty, staff, students and parents have been notified. Students from those schools who quarantine successfully without becoming ill are scheduled to be able to return to classes tomorrow, Nov. 29.

DPH has one public exposure notification to report: if anyone was at Costco at 211 W. Blackstock Rd #1008b, Spartanburg, or its tire center on Tuesday, Nov. 18 between 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., and you do not have immunity through vaccination or previous disease, please be aware of measles symptoms and contact your health care provider if you become ill. Notifying a health care provider of a potential exposure before seeking care is very important. This allows prior arrangements to be made in clinical settings to prevent additional exposures of staff and other visitors as some clinical sites have also been settings of public exposures. Potentially exposed individuals should monitor for symptoms through Dec. 9.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...sles-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-76

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 14 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 76, Additional School Exposures

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 2, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 14 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 76 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 79.

Eight of the new cases resulted from the previously reported exposure at the Way of Truth Church in Inman. The other two are still under investigation.

There are currently 134 individuals in quarantine and one in isolation.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at four schools, which began notifying potentially exposed students, faculty and staff yesterday. Those schools are Hendrix Elementary (40 students in quarantine), Marby Middle School (13 students in quarantine), Chapman High School (5 students in quarantine), and Tyger River Elementary School (17 students in quarantine). Students from those schools who quarantine successfully without becoming ill are scheduled to be able to return to classes between Dec. 11 and Dec. 15, depending on the school.

All students at previously identified sources of school exposures have returned to school.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-111

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 27 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 111, Additional School Exposures

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 9, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 27 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 111 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 114.
Sixteen of the new cases resulted from the previously reported exposure at the Way of Truth Church in Inman, eight of the cases are household members of known cases, one resulted from a previously reported school exposure, one was from an exposure in a health care setting, and the source of exposure is unknown for one of the cases.
There are currently 254 people in quarantine and 16 in isolation.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at Inman Intermediate School and began notifying potentially exposed students, faculty and staff on Dec. 4. There are currently 43 students in quarantine. Students from Inman Intermediate who quarantine successfully without becoming ill are scheduled to be able to return to classes Dec. 15.

DPH encourages those potentially exposed to notify a health care provider of the exposure before seeking care to allow arrangements to be made in clinical settings to protect others as clinical sites have also been settings of public exposures.
A person with measles is contagious from four days before the rash appears through four days after its onset, meaning people with mild symptoms can spread measles before they know they have the disease. To help stop the spread of measles, it is very important for those who have even mild illness or are in quarantine to stay home to protect others. We encourage employers to support workers in following DPH recommendations to stay out of work while ill or in quarantine which also protects businesses, other workers and clients.

To stay up-to-date on the latest measles outbreak information, visit our dedicated webpage here.

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Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-135

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Nine New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 135, Additional School Exposure

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 16, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 9 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 135 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 138.

Five of the new cases are from previously reported exposure at the Way of Truth Church in Inman, three were known household exposures, and one was from a neighborhood contact.

There are currently 168 people in quarantine and one in isolation.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at one additional school: Berry Shoals Elementary (44 students in quarantine). Students from the following schools also remain in quarantine: Campobello Gramling School (67 students in quarantine) and Boiling Springs Elementary (16 students in quarantine).​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-144

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 9 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 144, Additional School Exposures

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 19, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 9 new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 144 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 147.

Four of the new cases are household members of known cases, one resulted from the previously reported exposure at the Way of Truth Church in Inman, one resulted from a previously reported school exposure, and the source of exposure is unknown for three of the cases.

There are currently 224 people in quarantine and 4 in isolation.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at New Prospect Elementary and began notifying potentially exposed students, faculty and staff on Dec. 17. There are currently 56 students in quarantine at New Prospect Elementary, and students who quarantine successfully without becoming ill are scheduled to be able to return to classes Jan. 2.

Students remain in quarantine at the following schools: Berry Shoals Elementary (35 students in quarantine), Campobello Gramling School (66 students in quarantine) and Boiling Springs Elementary (17 students in quarantine).

DPH encourages those potentially exposed to notify a health care provider of the exposure before seeking care to allow arrangements to be made in clinical settings to protect others as clinical sites have also been settings of public exposures...


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Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-153

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Nine New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 153

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 23, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 9 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 153 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 156.

Five of the new cases were known household exposures, two resulted from a previously reported school exposure, the source of one is unknown and one is still being investigated.

There are currently 249 people in quarantine and seven in isolation.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-156

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Three New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 156

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 26, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting three new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 156 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 159.

The three new cases resulted from a previously reported school exposure.

There are currently 252 people in quarantine and three in isolation. The latest end date for those currently in quarantine is January 15.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-176

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 20 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 176

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Dec. 30, 2025

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 20 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 176 and the total number reported to DPH this year to 179.

Seven of the new cases were known household exposures, five resulted from a previously reported school exposure, two resulted from an exposure at church, and one resulted from an exposure at either school or church. The sources of four cases are unknown, and one is still being investigated.

There are currently 287 people in quarantine and two in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is January 21.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-185

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports Nine New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 185

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 2, 2026

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting nine new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 185.

Four of the new cases were known household exposures, one resulted from a previously reported school exposure, the source of three cases is unknown, and one is still being investigated.

There are currently 223 people in quarantine and three in isolation. The latest end date for those currently in quarantine is January 24.​..
 
Source: https://www.abccolumbia.com/2026/01...entifies-public-exposures-at-three-locations/

DPH measles investigation identifies public exposures at three locations
12 minutes ago
Tiffany Rigby​



COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The SCDPH has identified three public exposes of measles as part of an ongoing investigation into the current Upstate outbreak, say officials.

South Carolina Department of Public Health has identified some locations and times.

DPH has defined the times of potential exposure to others at the following locations:

Nose Dive restaurant at 116 S. Main Street, Greenville, S.C. on Dec. 24 from 1:30 to 4:30 pm
Best Buy at 1125 Woodruff Road, Suite 1201, Greenville, S.C. on Dec. 24 from 3 to 6 p.m.
The Spartanburg Library at 151 at S. Church Street, Spartanburg, S.C. for the Solar Superstorms Planetarium Show on Dec. 27 from 3:15 to 6:30 p.m.

Officials say the person did not know they were infectious at the time of the exposures at the three newly identified locations.​..
 
S.C. sees sharp surge in measles outbreak after holidays
​Published: Jan. 6, 2026 at 12:33 PM EST|Updated: 19 minutes ago​

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - In a post-holiday surge, the South Carolina Department of Public Health is reporting 26 new cases of measles in the state since Friday.

This brings the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 211.

Nineteen of the new cases were associated with exposures in known households and previously reported school exposures. Four resulted from an exposure at church. The source of one case is unknown, and two are still being investigated

There are currently 144 people in quarantine and seven in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Jan. 28

continued: https://www.wrdw.com/2026/01/06/sc-sees-sharp-surge-measles-outbreak-after-holidays/
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TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 26 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 211
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 6, 2026​


COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 26 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 211.

Nineteen of the new cases were associated with exposures in known households and previously reported school exposures. Four resulted from an exposure at church. The source of one case is unknown, and two are still being investigated.

There are currently 144 people in quarantine and seven in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is January 28.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at two schools: Sugar Ridge Elementary and Boiling Springs Elementary and began notifying potentially exposed students, faculty and staff on Dec. 31. There are currently nine students in quarantine from these schools. Churches where exposures occurred include Tabernacle of Salvation Church, Slavic Pentecostal Church of Spartanburg, Unitarian Universalist Church of Spartanburg, and Ark of Salvation Church.

Although complications from measles are not reportable, DPH has learned that four people, including adults and children, required hospitalization for complications of the disease. Additional cases required medical care for measles but were not hospitalized. To protect privacy, DPH does not provide personal details or specifics of the clinical status of cases.

DPH continues to stress the importance of notifying a health care provider of a possible measles exposure before seeking care to allow arrangements to be made in clinical settings to protect others as clinical sites have also been settings of public exposures.

A person with measles is contagious from four days before the rash appears and they may be unaware they can spread measles before they know they have the disease. To help stop the spread of measles, it is very important for those with mild illness or who are in quarantine to stay home to protect others. We encourage employers to support workers in following DPH recommendations to stay out of work while ill or in quarantine which also protects businesses, other workers and clients.

To stay up-to-date on the latest measles outbreak information, visit our dedicated webpage here.

Vaccination continues to be the best way to prevent measles and stop this outbreak. Vaccines are also available at many primary care provider offices and pharmacies, as well as DPH Health Departments.

Any community partners or organizations interested in scheduling a vaccination event from DPH’s Mobile Health Unit can request a visit to their location by completing this form on our website. DPH will prioritize requests for MMR vaccination events, if received, and will also take steps to increase appointment availability for MMR vaccination in health department locations, should demand dictate.

Outbreak Data Points
Age breakdown of 211 cases:
Under 5: 45
5-17: 143
18+: 17
Minors under 18 (age undisclosed): 6

Vaccination status:
196 unvaccinated, 4 partially vaccinated with one of the recommended two-dose MMR sequence, 1 vaccinated, 4 unknown, and 6 still being investigated.
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https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-211
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-310

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 99 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 310

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 9, 2026

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 99 new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 310. The outbreak remains centered around Spartanburg County, with most cases located there.

There are currently 200 people in quarantine and nine in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is January 29.

“The number of those in quarantine does not reflect the number actually exposed,” said Dr. Linda Bell, state epidemiologist and DPH’s incident commander for the measles outbreak. “An increasing number of public exposure sites are being identified with likely hundreds more people exposed who are not aware they should be in quarantine if they are not immune to measles. Previous measles transmission studies have shown that one measles case can result in up to 20 new infections among unvaccinated contacts.”

Numerous public exposure sites also limits our ability to associate non-household related cases to a likely source.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...easles-cases-upstate-new-public-exposures-and

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 124 New Measles Cases in Upstate, New Public Exposures, and Upcoming Vaccination Opportunities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 13, 2026

​​COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 124 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 434.

There are currently 409 people in quarantine and 17 in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Feb. 6.

A person was confirmed to have attended the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia while infectious. People who visited the museum between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 2 may have been exposed. The person did not know they were infectious at the time of the exposure.

The incubation period for measles is usually 7 to 14 days but can be up to 21 days. Therefore, people exposed at this location who are not immune could begin developing early symptoms of measles now. DPH is asking anyone who was at the museum during that specific day and time to contact a health care provider if you believe you may have been exposed and you develop symptoms, or if you do not have immunity to measles. People who were exposed, especially those without immunity through vaccination or previous disease, should monitor for symptoms through Jan. 23.​..
 
Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-558

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 124 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 558, Additional School and Public Exposures

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 16, 2026

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 124 new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 558. The outbreak remains centered around Spartanburg County, with most cases located there.

There are currently 531 people in quarantine and 85 in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Feb. 16.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at the following schools: Holly Springs-Motlow Elementary (53 students in quarantine), Campobello Gramling School (46 students in quarantine), Crestview Elementary (22 students in quarantine), Libertas Academy (15 students in quarantine), Fairforest Elementary (14 students in quarantine), Berry Shoals Elementary (14 students in quarantine), Oakland Elementary (6 students in quarantine), Mabry Middle School (6 students in quarantine) and Landrum High School (5 students in quarantine).

DPH has identified numerous locations that individuals visited while infectious with measles. DPH has defined the times of potential exposure to others at the following locations:

Walmart at 203 Cedar Springs Road, Spartanburg, S.C. on Saturday, Jan. 3 from 5 to 8 p.m.
Wash Depot at 2177 S. Pine Street, Spartanburg, S.C. on Saturday, Jan. 3 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 4
Bintime Spartanburg at 445 S. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, S.C. on Wednesday, Jan. 7 from 4 to 7:15 p.m.

DPH is not aware of any risk for measles exposure at these locations beyond the periods of time given.​..
 
Source: https://www.wltx.com/article/news/h...mpus/101-df3f202c-5f7e-4ef7-b65c-b816453e940b

Clemson confirms first known measles case on main campus
Clemson University says South Carolina Department of Public Health is tracing exposures after a confirmed measles case linked to campus.

Author: Christopher Buchanan
Published: 8:14 PM EST January 17, 2026
Updated: 8:14 PM EST January 17, 2026


CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson University has confirmed its first known case of measles on its main campus.

The university shared on Saturday that it was informed by the South Carolina Department of Public Health (SCDPH) of a confirmed case involving someone affiliated with the university.

The university said the person has isolated as instructed by the SCDPH, and the health agency is now working to determine who may have been exposed. The agency will then email anyone they believe may need to quarantine...


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Source: https://www.wyff4.com/article/measles-confirmed-anderson-university-health-outbreak/70048529


Measles case confirmed at Anderson University
Updated: 12:05 PM EST Jan 19, 2026
Zach Rainey
Digital Content Producer
ANDERSON, S.C. —


A student at Anderson University has been diagnosed with measles, according to school officials.

On Monday, Andrew Beckner, Executive Director of Public Relations at Anderson University, confirmed that measles was detected in one of the students.

According to Beckner, students and faculty were informed on Friday, Jan. 16, around 4 p.m. The student is no longer on campus and all known close contacts have been notified.​..
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Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/tuesday-mea...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-646

TUESDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 88 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 646, Additional Exposures

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 20, 2026

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 88 new cases of measles in the state since Friday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 646.

There are currently 538 people in quarantine and 33 in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Feb. 23.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at the following schools: Starr Elementary (17 students in quarantine), Global Academy (13 students in quarantine), Boiling Springs High School (11 students in quarantine) and Chapman High School (less than 5 students in quarantine), Boiling Springs Elementary (students in quarantine to be determined) and Rainbow Lake Middle (students in quarantine to be determined). Additionally, students remain in quarantine from the following schools: Holly Springs-Motlow Elementary (59 students in quarantine), Campobello Gramling School (46 students in quarantine), Crestview Elementary (22 students in quarantine), Libertas Academy (15 students in quarantine), Fairforest Elementary (14 students in quarantine), Berry Shoals Elementary (14 students in quarantine), Oakland Elementary (6 students in quarantine), Mabry Middle School (6 students in quarantine) and Landrum High School (6 students in quarantine).

Public exposures were also identified at Clemson University (34 students in quarantine) and Anderson University (50 students in quarantine).

DPH has identified additional locations that individuals visited while infectious with measles. DPH has defined the times of potential exposure to others at the following locations:

Publix at 2153 E. Main Street, Duncan, S.C. on Friday, Jan. 16 from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Food Lion at 11153 Asheville Highway, Inman, SC on Sunday, Jan. 11 from 12 to 8 p.m. AND Monday, Jan. 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

DPH is not aware of any risk for measles exposure at these locations beyond the periods of time given.

People who were exposed at Publix in Duncan, especially those without immunity through vaccination or previous disease, should monitor for symptoms through Feb. 6. Those exposed at Food Lion in Inman should monitor for symptoms through Feb. 1 or Feb. 2, depending on the date they were exposed. Measles symptoms to watch for typically begin 7-12 days (but up to 21 days) after exposure, and include cough, runny nose, and red watery eyes, and fever followed by a rash two to three days later that starts on the face then spreads to the rest of the body...


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Source: https://dph.sc.gov/news/friday-meas...les-cases-upstate-bringing-outbreak-total-700

FRIDAY MEASLES UPDATE: DPH Reports 54 New Measles Cases in Upstate, Bringing Outbreak total to 700, Additional School and Public Exposure

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Jan. 23, 2026

COLUMBIA, S.C. ― The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is reporting 54 new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, bringing the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 700.

There are currently 485 people in quarantine and 10 in isolation. The latest end of quarantine for these is Feb. 14.

Based on the new cases, DPH has identified public exposures at the following schools: Cooley Springs Elementary (22 students in quarantine), Cannons Elementary (8 students in quarantine), Abner Creek Middle (students in quarantine to be determined), Mayo Elementary (students in quarantine to be determined) and Sugar Ridge Elementary (students in quarantine to be determined).

Additionally, students remain in quarantine from the following schools: Holly Springs-Motlow Elementary (59 students in quarantine), Campobello Gramling School (46 students in quarantine), Libertas Academy (28 students in quarantine), Crestview Elementary (22 students in quarantine), Boiling Springs Elementary (21 students in quarantine), Starr Elementary (17 students in quarantine), Fairforest Elementary (13 students in quarantine), Berry Shoals Elementary (13 students in quarantine), Rainbow Lake Middle (12 students in quarantine), Global Academy (11 students in quarantine), Boiling Springs High School (11 students in quarantine), Landrum High School (6 students in quarantine), Oakland Elementary (6 students in quarantine), Mabry Middle School (6 students in quarantine) and Chapman High School (fewer than 5 students in quarantine).

DPH has identified additional locations that individuals visited while infectious with measles. DPH has defined the times of potential exposure to others at the following locations:

Anytime Fitness at 3621 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, S.C. on Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 6:10 to 10:10 p.m.
United States Post Office at 504 Pennsylvania Avenue, Greer, S.C. on Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Goodwill at 1333 W. Wade Hampton Boulevard, Greer, S.C. on Tuesday, Jan. 13 from 10:20 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Aldi at 1560 W. Floyd Baker Boulevard, Gaffney, S.C. on Saturday, Jan. 17 from 4 to 6:45 p.m.

DPH is not aware of any risk for measles exposure at these locations beyond the periods of time given.​..
 
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