NORTH PLATTE, Neb.-After a week and a half of in-person classes, North Platte Public Schools officials have released the first numbers on COVID-19.

According to District spokesperson Tina Smith, the District has three students and three adults who have tested positive for COVID-19. Smith says these people are actively isolating at home.

Smith says the total number of cases being monitored by NPPS, which includes any reported case of direct contact, a case under investigation, in quarantine, or have tested positive, is 56 (45 students and 11 adults).

At this time, NPPS is not in jeopardy&nbsp;of closing any classroom or school, according to Smith.&nbsp; 

District officials say they will continue to work with the West Central District Health Department to monitor all cases that are brought to our attention.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb.-After a week and a half of in-person classes, North Platte Public Schools officials have released the first numbers on COVID-19.According to District spokesperson Tina Smith, the District has three students and three adults who have tested positive for COVID-19. Smith says these people are actively isolating at home.Smith says the total number of cases being monitored by NPPS, which includes any reported case of direct contact, a case under investigation, in quarantine, or have tested positive, is 56 (45 students and 11 adults). At this time, NPPS is not in jeopardy&nbsp;of closing any classroom or school, according to Smith.&nbsp; District officials say they will continue to work with the West Central District Health Department to monitor all cases that are brought to our attention.

North Platte Public Schools: 3 students, 3 adults positive for COVID-19; 56 being 'monitored'