
Vermont's Post-Thanksgiving Covid Outbreaks Hit Schools and Care Facilities
Vermont has reported an increase in Covid-19 outbreaks in seven long-term care facilities and one school following Thanksgiving, although overall Covid levels in the state remain low. The long-term care outbreaks resulted in 17 cases among residents and 21 cases among staff, but no hospitalizations. The Lake Champlain Waldorf School closed its lower grades after nine faculty members tested positive for Covid. Vermont's Covid situation is described as mixed, with some metrics showing elevated levels compared to the summer. The state reported 41 hospital admissions and eight additional Covid deaths in the past week. Flu activity remains minimal, and 17% of Vermonters are up to date on the Covid vaccine.

