Positive COVID-19 cases in western Massachusetts schools

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – The Division of Elementary and Secondary Schooling (DESE) releases the variety of constructive COVID-19 circumstances reported each Thursday.

As of Thursday, between Could twenty sixth via June 1st there are 6,106 college students and 1,941 workers members that examined constructive for COVID-19 in Massachusetts.

College Districts in Western Massachusetts with COVID-19 Instances:

Berkshire County

• Clarksburg: 4 college students, 1 workers
• Florida: 1 scholar
• North Adams: 11 college students, 1 workers
• Richmond: 1 scholar, 1 workers
• Savoy: 1 scholar

Franklin County

• Conway: 4 college students
• Deerfield: 3 college students
• Greenfield: 9 college students, 2 workers
• Shutesbury: 4 college students
• Sunderland: 3 college students
• Whately: 2 college students

Hampden County

• Agawam: 3 college students, 2 workers
• Brimfield: 1 scholar
• Chicopee: 48 college students, 15 workers
• East Longmeadow: 18 college students, 3 workers
• Holland: 2 college students, 2 workers
• Holyoke: 30 college students, 13 workers
• Longmeadow: 0
• Ludlow: 4 college students, 1 workers
• Monson: 0
• Palmer: 4 college students, 1 workers
• Springfield: 73 college students, 55 workers
• Wales: 1 scholar
• West Springfield: 44 college students, 15 workers
• Westfield: 15 college students

Hampshire County

• Amherst: 11 college students, 4 workers
• Belchertown: 56 college students, 11 workers
• Easthampton: 15 college students
• Granby: 8 college students, 5 workers
• Hadley: 4 college students
• Hatfield: 1 scholar
• Northampton: 28 college students, 3 workers
• Pelham: 3 college students
• Ware: 8 college students
• Westhampton: 3 college students, 1 workers
• Williamsburg: 1 scholar
• Worthington: 1 scholar

The varsity districts not listed have 0 circumstances or don’t report back to DESE.

The Massachusetts statewide faculty masks requirement was lifted on February 28. The next data embody constructive COVID-19 circumstances reported each week for the earlier 14 days.

• March 3: 0.26% college students, 0.49% workers
• March 10: 0.15% college students, 0.26% workers
• March 17: 0.17% college students, 0.30% workers
• March 24: 0.22% college students, 0.43% workers
• March 31: 0.27% college students, 0.57% workers
• April 7: 0.30% college students, 0.70% workers
• April 14: 0.43% college students, 0.97% workers
• April 28: 0.69% college students, 1.67% workers
• Could 5: 0.88% college students, 1.88% workers
• Could 12: 1.45% college students, 2.89% workers
• Could 19: 1.62% college students, 2.92% workers
• Could 26: 1.10% college students, 2.10% workers
• June 2: 0.66% college students, 1.39% workers