AUGUSTA, Ga. – With just a few weeks remaining in the school year, local school systems are seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases two weeks after spring break. Columbia County schools reported 23 cases while Richmond County saw 204.
Cases reported in Columbia County elementary schools:
- Cedar Ridge, one employee
- Grovetown, one employee
- Martinez, one student
- North Harlem, one employee
- South Columbia, one student
Cases reported in Columbia County middle schools:
- Columbia, one employee
- Harlem, one student
- Lakeside, three students
- Riverside, one student
Cases reported in Columbia County high schools:
- Evans, one student
- Harlem, two students
- Lakeside, five students
The district also had four cases in its support departments.
Cases reported in Richmond County elementary schools:
- Barton Chapel, two students, one employee
- Bayvale, two students
- Blythe, three students
- Copeland, nine students
- Deer Chase, three students
- Diamond Lakes, eight students
- Freedom Park, one student
- Glenn Hills, one student
- Goshen, three students
- Jamestown, one student
- Lake Forest Hills, five students
- Lamar Millege, 11 students
- Meadowbrook, three students
- Hornsby, one student
- Warren Road, five students
- Wheeless Road, three students
- Wilkinson Gardens, two students, one employee
- Willis Foreman, three students
- Belair K-8, seven students
- CT Walker, four students
Cases reported in Richmond County middle schools:
- Glenn Hills, 10 students
- Hornsby, seven students
- Langford, nine students
- Murphey, seven students
- Pine Hill, two students
- Spirit Creek, four students
- Tutt, one student
Cases reported in Richmond County high schools:
- Academy of Richmond County, 18 students
- A.R. Johnson, five students, one employee
- Butler, one student
- Cross Creek, 17 students
- Davidson, seven students
- Glenn Hills, three students
- Hephzibah, seven students
- Josey, six students
- Laney, seven students
- Richmond County Technology Career Magnet School, seven students
- Westside, eight students
