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Queensland schools aren't required to notify families if a student tests positive for COVID-19. Should they be?

Eight-year-old Brisbane student Zen has had COVID twice. (ABC News: Janelle Miles)

A Queensland father is upset his son's school fails to notify parents about COVID-19 cases despite sending out alerts for head lice infestations and chicken pox infections.

Govinda Lange, whose son Zen attends Ironside State School at St Lucia in Brisbane's west, informed the school about the eight-year-old testing positive for COVID-19 last month.

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