5 Eagan Schools Removed From, 2 Added To MDH COVID Outbreak List

EAGAN, MN — Five Eagan schools were removed this week from the Minnesota Department of Health's list of schools that have had recent outbreaks of COVID-19, but two schools were added.

The removed schools include:

• Deerwood Elementary School
• Glacier Hills Elementary School
• Oak Ridge Elementary School
• Black Hawk Middle School
• Dakota Hills Middle School

Northview Elementary School and Pilot Knob STEM Magnet School are the most recent adds.

Dakota County has 45 schools on the list this week.

Here is the current list of Eagan schools that have had recent outbreaks of COVID:

• Pinewood Elementary School
  • Sept. 5-18: 10-19 cases
  • Oct. 3-Oct. 16: 5-9 cases
  • Nov. 14-27: 5-9 cases
  • Nov. 28-Dec. 11: 5-9 cases
• Red Pine Elementary School
  • Oct. 3-Oct. 16: 5-9 cases
  • Oct. 17-30: 5-9 cases
  • Oct. 31-Nov. 13: 10-19 cases
  • Nov. 14-27: 5-9 cases
  • Nov. 28-Dec. 11: 5-9 cases
  • Dec. 26-Jan. 8: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.
• Rahn Elementary School
  • Nov. 14-27: 5-9 cases
  • Dec. 26-Jan. 8: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.
• Woodland Elementary School
  • Nov. 14-27: 10-19 cases
  • Nov. 28-Dec. 11: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.
• Northview Elementary School
  
  • Nov. 28-Dec. 11: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.
• Pilot Knob STEM Magnet School
  • Nov. 28-Dec. 11: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.
• Eagan Senior High School
  • Sept. 19-Oct. 2: 5-9 cases
  • Oct. 31-Nov. 13: 5-9 cases
  • Nov. 14-27: 10-19 cases
  • Dec. 12-25: 5-9 cases
  • The school remains on the list and MDH said it will post more recent data when it is available.

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