Teresa Sperry walked a student to the nurse’s office two days before she first experienced a headache, which then developed into more severe symptoms.
The parents of a 10-year-old Virginia girl who died of COVID-19 after her teacher assigned her the role of “class nurse” tore into the school on Saturday for what they described as a half-hearted investigation into her death.and six days after her parents say she was tasked with walking sick children to the nurse’s office. Her parents weren’t even informed she had tested positive until two days after her death.at her school, Hillpoint Elementary, on Sept.
The school’s report makes no mention of any times when Sperry may have been exposed to the virus, instead finding that she had walked a student to the nurse’s office for an inhaler and an arm injury two days before she first experienced a headache, which then developed into more severe symptoms. Her teacher told investigators that neither Teresa nor the student she was helping exhibited symptoms at the time, nor did Teresa have to help students who did appear to be infected, the report states.
The three-page report on the 10-year-old’s death showed no effort to conduct thorough contact tracing, according to her parents. They obtained the dossier on Teresa’s death through a Freedom of Information Act request. The school did not voluntarily provide it to them.added. “If they really wanted to do contact tracing they would have done more.”“I feel that the investigation report is incredibly incomplete,” Jeff Sperry said.
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