2nd measles case confirmed at Wellington High School in the same household as 1st case
A second case of measles has been confirmed at Wellington High School in Florida, with the individual living in the same household as the first confirmed case. Health officials say the second person was not on campus during the period they were contagious.
Wellington High School in Florida has reported a second measles case, with the individual residing in the same household as the first confirmed case. Principal Cara Gorham announced the diagnosis on Monday. Health officials confirmed the second person was not contagious while on campus, and there was no known measles exposure to students or staff. Measles is a contagious respiratory illness with symptoms including high fever, cough, and a rash. The Florida Department of Health states individuals with a prior infection or MMR immunization are 98% protected. Families are advised to keep sick students home and contact a medical provider if their child develops symptoms.
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