District reports 36 active cases, 93 quarantines.
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This week’s low numbers were due in large part to low testing, school breaks during the holiday.
The district’s requirement will last two weeks longer than the city’s, which was lifted Thursday.
Daily case counts and test positivity rates in the city have been dropping in recent weeks as well.
Some data on cases and quarantines appears to still be missing in the district’s latest weekly report.
The district reported less than half as many cases as the state did last week, and the largest charter network was incorrectly reported as having zero cases.
Number of reported active cases is a decrease from last week.
At the city’s largest charter network, two-thirds of middle and high school students are fully vaccinated. But the rate is 36 percent for those under 12.
School vaccine mandate set to take effect Tuesday in New Orleans, but students will not be sent home, officials say.