“We are not yet in the case of community transmission.”
All cases so far in N.M. are travel related.
They’re asking families to embrace social isolation and not take their kids to the park, for example.
The other EVERYTHING ELSE NUMBER 1-833-551-0518.
Clearly an effort to clear up the hotline I previously reported had been getting swamped.
We are working with all districts to continue meal service for kids. We are going to be keeping cafeterias open and working on grab and go meal programs.
This will also address the wages and funding issue. Keeping economic stability is important.
Schools will pay employees as if there was no closure.
Pushing back assessment window for state testing for standardized tests.
They will be working with NMAA on shifting schedules for spring sports as well.
They plan to have redundant systems in place to feed kids and families.
They’re clearly working out the details now. Asking for patience.
She said they are working with the Federal Gov. and are working to waive rules for unemployment insurance.
Working to get these tools accessible online.
She says she’s aware of the national emergency to be announced by @realDonaldTrump
461 dollars a week is max for unemployment.
If there is a reduction in hours for employees there is a Lay-off aversion plan for employees to make up difference in pay.
Essential school workers will need to continue to come to work.
On the sick people now: all are in good and stable condition.
Two patients are in the hospital. Both are stable.
All cases are travel related.
We are not to the point of community spread, yet.
The woman in her 60s in SF County is the other in the hospital.
They are aware of someone who tested positive to have contact with a school. Active and in-depth contact tracing is ongoing.
Nobody did this to one another.
They state “tends not to name specific schools” or areas effected.
Right now 344 ICU beds in the state 2 days ago just over over 50 beds available.
Trying to get them home ASAP. They’ve secured 2 planes.
Feds delayed things.
She says we’re not too late in New Mexico. And she’s confident we’re in place where we can be proactive.
Testing is being done continually which is why they won’t say how many have been done......