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What is COVID-19? COVID-19 is a disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus 'CO' stands for corona 'VI' for virus and 'D' for disease Formerly this disease was referred to as '2019 novel coronavirus' or '2019-nCoV ' The COVID-19 virus is a new virus linked to the same family of viruses as Severe Acute Respiratory
Aug 13 2020The COVID-19 Symptomatic K-12 Student or Staff Process Flow (PDF) provides steps schools should take when a student or staff present with symptoms of COVID-19 but are not a confirmed case Webinar Access a webinar that outlines several scenarios based on the Recommendations for Pre-K to 12 Schools Following Identification of a Case(s) of COVID
Temporarily dismissing childcare programs and K-12 schools is a strategy to stop or slow the further spread of COVID-19 in communities During school dismissals childcare programs and schools may stay open for staff members (unless ill) while students stay home Keeping facilities open a) allows
additional strategies The CDC issued updated Interim Guidance for Administrators of Childcare Programs and K-12 Schools to Plan Prepare and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) on February 28 2020 Recommendations contained herein are consistent with the recommendations provided by the CDC and the NYSDOH
Coronavirus Disease 2019 or COVID-19 has caused a global pandemic affecting virtually every facet of life in the United States and across the globe K-12 schools have not escaped these effects and in fact owing to their reliance on interpersonal interaction have been substantially impacted School-aged students are especially vulnerable to
COVID-19 is taking the world by surprise causing a great deal of uncertainty and raising issues that require thoughtful people-first responses This newly identified coronavirus was first seen in Wuhan in central China in late December 2019 As we enter March 2020 the virus now has a global reach on all continents except Antarctica
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Addressing Community Spread in K-12 Schools LEVEL OF COMMUNITY SPREAD (AS DETERMINED BY STATE AND LOCAL HEALTH OFFICIALS) inform parents students and staff about COVID-19 symptoms preventative measures good hygiene and school/district specific frequently touched surfaces How to Protect Yourself and Others COVID-19 Symptoms COVID-19
COVID-19 Guidance: K-12 School Administrators Issued: 03/01/2020 Planning guidance for K12 schools As the global outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) evolves schools are encouraged to prepare for the possibility of community-level outbreaks in the United States Use this guidance to plan and make decisions now that
Given the dynamic nature of the COVID-19 pandemic PDE's guidance will evolve as further research data and resources become available Any changes will be noted and date-stamped to foster usability Every day counts as schools plan to reopen and resume in-person instruction And every day we are learning more about how to do that safely
Sep 23 2020The student or staff member should be tested for COVID-19 and if necessary be evaluated by their health care provider When your child has been sent home from school or stayed home due to having any symptoms of illness print the Return to School After Symptoms form for your child's doctor to fill out and submit the doctor's note when your
Liaise with relevant provincial K-12 education organizations schools/school districts in the region local health authority and local government to develop message consistency and/or shared communications Create dedicated COVID‑19 sections on the school/district website for the public and for staff
This checklist can be used to help plan for prevent and detect COVID-19 in schools It outlines infection prevention and control guiding principles and mitigation strategies that can reduce the risk of the introduction and spread of COVID-19 in elementary and secondary (K-12) schools
Train and Educate Staff Members: Watch the IAQ Tools for Schools Webinars These webinars provide school district staff with the knowledge needed to start improve or sustain an IAQ management program within their school or school district View the web-based trainings including the Master Class webinars and Knowledge-to-Action webinars
Sep 01 2020Magnolia School District a small K-6 district with among the highest rates of Covid-19 infection in Orange County is one of those districts Superintendent Frank Donavan said The lack of legal protection "will not prevent us from opening but it will slow it down and force us to run everything through a microscope " he said
Guidelines for K-12—COVID-19 Cases or Suspected Outbreaks in K-12 Setting Recommendations around Individual Cases and Suspected Outbreaks* A COVID-19 in a student or staff member: 1 Be prepared to separate ill children and faculty with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 and place in an isolation room Per the school policy the student's
Aug 20 2020These strategies are intended for K-12 school administrators preparing for school programs for staff and students during the COVID-19 pandemic Administrators oversee the daily operations of K-12 schools These strategies are also intended for other groups including school district superintendents school principals and assistant principals who share responsibilities for
Provides recommendations on the cleaning and disinfection of school facilities for COVID-19: https://bit ly/3akx0ff CDC's Interim Guidance for Administrators of U S Childcare Programs and K-12 Schools to Plan Prepare and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19): https://bit ly/2vMaKfq The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Mar 17 2020COVID-19 Guidance for Child Care and K-12 Schools March 17 2020 School and childcare center administrators teachers and parents within New Jersey are concerned about how the current outbreak of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) may impact their communities and wish to take appropriate steps to mitigate risk The word "novel
the spread of COVID-19 The CDC has also provided considerations for ways schools can protect students teachers administrators and staff and slow the spread of COVID-19 These include social distancing and cohorting use of face masks or coverings screening of students and staff
Temporarily dismissing child care programs and K-12 schools is a strategy to stop or slow the further spread of COVID-19 in communities • During school dismissals (after cleaning and disinfection) child care programs and schools may stay open for staff members (unless ill) while students stay home
This checklist can be used to help plan for prevent and detect COVID-19 in schools It outlines infection prevention and control guiding principles and mitigation strategies that can reduce the risk of the introduction and spread of COVID-19 in elementary and secondary (K-12) schools
Mar 04 2020For more information on how childcare and school settings can prepare for an infectious disease outbreak see CDC's Interim Guidance for Childcare and K-12 Schools Novel Coronavirus Hot Line An Illinois COVID-19 Hotline has been set up to answer questions from the general public by dialing 1 800 889 3931 twenty-four hours a day seven days a
VDH has created an algorithm to assist schools in evaluating a child with covid-19 symptoms or exposure If a student or employee experiences symptoms of COVID-19 while at school move the individual out of the classroom or group setting isolate in a predetermined location and inform the school nurse or school health staff member
Liaise with relevant provincial K-12 education organizations schools/school districts in the region local health authority and local government to develop message consistency and/or shared communications Create dedicated COVID‑19 sections on the school/district website for the public and for staff
Mar 23 2020Trauma-Informed School Strategies during COVID-19: Provides trauma-informed school strategies in response to COVID-19 This fact sheet offers information on the physical and emotional well-being of staff creating a trauma-informed learning environment identifying and assessing traumatic stress addressing and treating traumatic stress trauma
Plan Public Health Scenario Back to School Scenario Plan A State COVID-19 metrics continue to stabilize and/or move in a positive direction Minimal social distancing required All students attend school at the same time and in-person daily Plan B State COVID-19 metrics worsen and it is determined additional restrictions are necessary
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