November 2021 Covid Positive Case Report

Update on Covid Cases 

 November 2021-  

11/01/2021 – 11/30/2021 2:30pm 

Total New Cases     201 

Cooper County COVID-19 Cases by School Geographical Boundaries 
Case count includes all individuals living within the geographical boundaries of a school district. These cases may or may not be school age children or employees. 
Blackwater School District 3 cases 
Boonville School District 172 cases 
Bunceton School District 1 cases 
Pilot Grove School District 10 cases 
Prairie Home School District 10 cases 
Otterville School District 4 cases 
Out of County School District 1 cases 
 
Number of Children’s Cases by Month year to date Ages <=20 
January 2021 January 2021 Child positive cases 38 
February 2021 Child positive cases 04 
March 2021 Child positive cases 03 
April 2021 Child positive cases 01 
May 2021 Child positive cases 02 
June 2021 Child positive cases 01 ~ Children were 3% of total positive cases for June 
July 2021 Child positive cases 23 ~ Children were 13% of the total positive cases for July 
August 2021 Child positive cases 68 ~ Children were 22% of the total positive covid cases for August 
September Child positive cases 58  
October 2021 Child positive cases   38  
November 2021 Child positive cases 36  
     

Cooper County generally follows Statewide and National trends several weeks to a month later in covid trends. For the month of November Cooper County was hit hard in the last 9 nine days with cases tripling from 30-35 per week to 106 cases. Please keep getting vaccinated, wearing a mask, and keeping your distance please. Handwashing is always critical.  
     Walk-In Covid vaccination clinics are held every Thursday from 9am to 12noon and 1:00pm to 5:00pm without an appointment. Ages 5 and up are eligible.  
     Influenza strain B has been reported in Cooper County. The health center is out of flu vaccine. If you have the opportunity to get vaccinated do not turn it down. Masks, distance and handwashing will help reduce influenza also.   
     Make good decisions and be safe out there. Thank you! 
 
 Sincerely, 
Melanie Hutton RN, MSN Administrator