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Grissom High Student Tests Positive for TB

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Tuberculosis Case at Grissom High: School Acts Swiftly to Protect Community

A student at Grissom High School in Huntsville, Alabama, tested positive for tuberculosis during spring break. School officials, notified by the Madison County Health Department, are working closely with public health leaders to mitigate risks. Parents and students in shared classrooms received direct notices, and free screenings will be offered on April second. Health officials are closely monitoring the case to ensure the school community remains healthy and informed.

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Grissom High Student Tests Positive for TB

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Grissom High Student Tests Positive for TB. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 25th, this is Birmingham News today, local news powered by AI, a student at Grissom High School in Huntsville, Alabama tested positive for tuberculosis during spring break. School officials confirmed they were notified on Tuesday, March 24th, by the Madison County Health Department, which is now leading the investigation. The affected student has not returned to campus and will stay home until given the all clear by health experts. Local administrators immediately started coordinating with public health leaders to protect everyone on site. Parents and students who share classrooms with this individual before the break received direct notices about the situation. This targeted outreach aims to address any potential exposure risks without causing widespread alarm. In partnership with the Alabama Department of Public Health, free tuberculosis screening will be offered on April 2nd to any interested families. Student slips are available for those who want to participate. Health officials continue monitoring the case closely, ensuring swift steps keep the

school community healthy and informed.

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