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Mumps Case Confirmed at John Glenn Elementary

Monday, March 9, 2026 at 6:22 AM

The Savannah R-III School District has confirmed a case of the mumps at John Glenn Elementary and is coordinating with the Andrew County Health Department for contact tracing. Officials are advising families to monitor children for symptoms such as fever and facial swelling, noting that the upcoming spring break will allow for a deep cleaning…

The Savannah R-III School District has confirmed a case of the mumps at John Glenn Elementary and is coordinating with the Andrew County Health Department for contact tracing. Officials are advising families to monitor children for symptoms such as fever and facial swelling, noting that the upcoming spring break will allow for a deep cleaning of all school buildings. Students are scheduled to return to class on March 16th, and anyone with concerns is encouraged to contact local health authorities.

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