The school will be closed for the next 14 days.

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — The Cobb County School District has confirmed a positive case of coronavirus at an elementary school.

The district said the Department of Public Health informed them of a positive case of the virus at Kincaid Elementary School in Marietta. As a result, the school will be closed for the next 14 days, staring on March 12. The district is not sharing specifics about the case, citing federal privacy laws.

According to the district, it has "planned for this scenario" and the students at Kincaid will continue getting their assignments using digital platforms and tools.

"Our staff is working to keep our facilities clean, and our schools are reminding students about best practices for staying healthy including practicing good hygiene," the district said. "Navigating these next days and weeks will take a team effort, but we believe that our community is well-prepared."

The district said it will follow Department of Public Health guidelines to thoroughly clean and sanitize the entire campus and buses of Kincaid Elementary within 48 hours of closing.

No other Cobb schools are closed at this time.

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