From lawmakers to janitors, there is an all out effort to stop the spread of mumps in Northwest Arkansas.
Wednesday the State Health Department confirming 150 reported case of the mumps spanning across five school districts.

Parents have been concerned since the outbreak started two weeks ago about the safety of sending their kids to school, but districts are doing their part to make sure your kids aren't bring home more than homework.
    
"Water fountains are cleaned. Just everything," Custodian Wesley Hill said.

Mumps is a highly contagious virus.

"Can be spread through sneezing and coughing,"  Melissa Thomas, Director of Nursing Fayetteville Public Schools said.

So, stopping the spread of germs has become a high priority.

More at source: NWA Hompepage

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