Alhambra High School in Martinez will no longer be considered as an “alternate care site” for treatment of some patients with the COVID-19 coronavirus, the Martinez schools superintendent said in a community message.
“Due to many factors related to the complexities of converting the school buildings to provide medical treatment, it has been decided that Alhambra High School will no longer be considered for use as an alternative care site,” Superintendent CJ Cammack said in the message issued Thursday.
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