Data suggests schools aren't superspreaders
Libby Elementary School students board a bus after school on Nov. 10. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
As the number of active coronavirus cases in Lincoln County ebbs and flows, Libby Superintendent Ron Goodman is seeking to dispel what he sees as a misconception of how the virus has spread locally.
While the repeated suspension of in-person learning at the Libby Elementary School and Libby Middle High School amid the pandemic may give the impression that the district is responsible for a high number of cases, Goodman argued that data gathered by the district suggests otherwise...
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