Positive for COVID-19?

  •      Students who test positive:

    1. Keep your child at home for 5 days.  The day symptoms start is counted as Day 0 (zero).
    2. Notify your child’s school that your child is positive for COVID-19. Please include the date that symptoms began, or if asymptomatic, the date of the positive test so that a return to school date can be determined. 
    3. As long as symptoms are improving and a fever has not been present for 24 hours, they can return to school on Day 6 with a mask that will need to be worn through Day 10.
    4. If your child is unable to wear a mask, they will need to provide a negative test on Day 6 in order to return or they will need to stay at home through Day 10.
    5. They will be seated 6 feet away from other students while they are eating breakfast and/or lunch.

        Staff who test positive:

    1. Isolate at home for 5 days.  The day symptoms start is counted as Day 0 (zero).
    2. Notify your Supervisor that you have tested positive for COVID-19. Please include the date that symptoms began, or if asymptomatic, the date of the positive test so that a return to school date can be determined. 
    3. As long as symptoms are improving and a fever has not been present for 24 hours, you can return to school on Day 6 with a mask that will need to be worn through Day 10.
    4. If you are unable to wear a mask, you will need to provide a negative test on Day 6 in order to return or you will need to remain at home through Day 10.

Asymptomatic

  •     What to do if you're exposed and asymptomatic:

    1. Quarantine is no longer recommended,  students and staff can continue to attend school as long as they remain asymptomatic. A test is recommended as soon as possible after the exposure and again between Days 3-5 after exposure.
    2. Regardless of vaccination status, exposure is defined as being within 6 feet of a person who has COVID-19  for 15+ minutes. 
    3. Consider wearing a mask indoors for 10 days.
    4. If someone in your home has COVID-19, regular testing is recommended.