A teacher at Scott County High School has been diagnosed with MRSA.
The Georgetown News Graphic says letters from the principal were sent home with students, notifying parents of the situation.
The letter stated that the teacher has not been teaching since last week, is not contagious and that the school had been sanitized.
The most effective way to prevent the spread of MRSA is thorough hand washing.
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