Barbot, the Education Department spokeswoman, said city Health Department guidance from March 13 “advised that a positive case in the school or workplace environment did not put others at higher risk than did anywhere else in the city. Regardless, we have been deep cleaning buildings daily and supporting schools in notifying their communities of self-confirmed cases.”
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