Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Holly Shelter Middle cluster ‘isolated,’ building to remain open, NHCS says

Holly Shelter Middle will not take any action to close after seven Covid-19 cases were linked.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY – Holly Shelter Middle has been deemed a cluster after health officials determined seven cases of Covid-19 were connected.

Fourteen individuals are quarantining for 14 days after coming in close contact with those who tested positive.

According to a New Hanover County Schools press release, the county health department did not recommend closing the building “because the cluster was immediately isolated.”

“NHCS continues to be in contact with the NHC Health Department and are continuing to advise consistency in the 3 W’s: wear a mask, wait 6 feet away from others, and wash hands often,” according to the release. “If you are concerned that you may have come into contact with the virus, you should seek the advice of your healthcare provider or the NHC Health Department.”


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Alexandria Sands
Alexandria Sands
Alexandria Sands is a journalist covering New Hanover County and education. Before Port City Daily, she reported for the award-winning State Port Pilot in Southport. She graduated from UNC Charlotte and wrote for several Charlotte publications while there. When not writing, Williams is most likely in the gym, reading or spending time with her Golden Pyrenees. Reach her at alexandria@localdailymedia.com or on Twitter @alexsands_

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