Staph Infection hits two Bullitt schools

HEBRON ESTATES - Two students have been diagnosed with staph infections over the past week in Bullitt County.

And school officials are taking steps to put fears at ease.

Students were in school at North Bullitt High on Thursday, one day after a confirmed case of methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus was reported.

On Thursday, parents of Overdale Elementary students received a letter confirming a case had been confirmed at that school.

Both students were out of class until being allowed to return by their physicians.

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