Masks/Face coverings recommendations
COVID-19 Testing
Procedure when students (or staff) are exposed to or test positive for COVID
Parents, guardians, staff, and students should notify their school or supervisor if there is a positive COVID case or exposure through a positive COVID case at home.
We will work with San Juan Basin Public Health to ensure we are keeping kids safe and we will do all we can to keep our students in person. It is our goal to provide our students in person learning throughout the school year.
Symptoms Screening Tool for Parents and Staff
Parents and guardians can use these symptom checklists to determine when to keep their child at home. School staff can also use this tool to determine if they need to stay at home. Any student or staff diagnosed with COVID-19 or who is a close contact of a COVID-19 case should not go to school and should isolate or quarantine according to public health recommendations regardless of current symptoms.
This symptom screen refers only to new symptoms or a change in usual symptoms. A student/staff should not be kept home for usual symptoms they experience due to a chronic condition unless they are worse than usual. These guidelines are in addition to your regular school guidance (for example, a child with vomiting should also not attend school based on usual school guidance). Please refer to the Return to Learn guidance to determine when it is appropriate to return to school.
If your child is/you are experiencing any potentially life-threatening symptoms please call 911.
Symptom Screen:
If any of the following symptoms are present, keep the child at home/stay at home, inform the school of symptoms, and reach out to a health care provider about COVID-19 testing and next steps for treatment.
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If any of the following symptoms are present, keep the child at home/stay at home, inform the school of symptoms, and reach out to a health care provider or the school nurse about COVID-19 testing and next steps for treatment.
Addressing Symptoms at School