Coronavirus Information
Updates to this page will be made as needed and as new information is released. This page was last updated on March 6, 2024. Best Practices for COVID-19 and other communicable diseasesBeyond supporting the educational development of children and adolescents, schools play an essential role in the development and wellbeing of students. Consistent in-person learning remains our priority; our decisions are grounded in our commitment to keep students and staff safe, physically present, and emotionally supported in school.
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New COVID Guidelines
The CDC has updated its guidance on COVID-19. The new guidance continues to move in the direction of treating COVID like most other respiratory communicable illnesses (like flu and RSV). Most notably, the new guidance removes the 5-day isolation period following a positive test.
What does this mean for school? Students and staff can return to school and normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, both are true:
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Your symptoms are getting better overall, and
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You have not had a fever (and are not using fever-reducing medication).
If your child has had a positive COVID-19 test:
- Keep the student home.
- Contact your school attendance email (see right sidebar).
- Follow the CDC guidelines and information you receive from the school health office.
- Reach out to your school nurse or health assistant with any questions.
Resources and InformationFor the most up-to-date information, visit the pages below:
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New COVID Guidelines Update
March 6, 2024