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School District of Waukesha changes COVID-19 quarantine procedures for students, staff

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WAUKESHA — Coronavirus quarantine procedures have changed for Waukesha schools after a vote on Tuesday, the school district announced.

The School District of Waukesha said the Board of Education voted to alter the procedures and would no longer require students or staff to quarantine if they were determined to have had close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, presumed positive for COVID-19, or awaiting test results.

The change goes into effect immediately and will be in place for the remainder of the year.

Students and staff are free to self-quarantine, the district said.

"We will continue to implement contact tracing and inform students, families, and staff of close contacts so you can make the choice that best fits your personal or family circumstances," the district said in a letter to parents.

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