In light of the Omicron variant spreading rampantly throughout our state and country, we are adjusting our COVID plans.  These are temporary plans.  We are hoping the Omicron wave reaches its peak in 2-3 weeks (as the experts suggest), and we can continue with our February plans that were sent out in early December. 

UPLOAD NEGATIVE PCR TEST BELOW IF THE PLAN DICTATES IN ORDER TO RETURN TO SCHOOL.

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Situation: an immediate family member has COVID

 

To Return to School:   all students (vaccinated or not vaccinated) in the household must quarantine for 10 days (no negative PCR needed to return) OR quarantine for 7 days with a negative PCR test taken 5 days after exposure

 

Situation:  a student comes into close contact (15+ minutes without a mask) with a COVID positive person who is not a member of your household

 

To Return to School:  student must quarantine for 5 days and submit a negative PCR

 

Situation: a student or teacher in class gets COVID, 

 

Result:  the cohort will quarantine for 10 days and work virtually (this will be the only time virtual is an option)

 

Situation: a student tests positive for COVID 

 

To Return to School:  the student will quarantine for 10 days and submit a negative PCR

 

Situation:  a student who tested positive continues to test positive after 10 days of quarantine and having no symptoms after the 10 days

 

To Return to School:   student must submit a note from his/her doctor saying it is safe for them to return to school

 

-the CDC is stating that if your child is 6 months out from their second shot, a booster is needed to be considered fully vaccinated.  Boosters will be needed, if your child is 6 months from his/her last shot, in order to be considered fully vaccinated when we begin our February plan

            *Boosters are only available for ages 12 and up

            *Your child only needs a booster if they are 6 months from their second shot (and it 

             is considered safe for their age group by the CDC)