Covid-19 Information
Wondering if you should send your student to school? Please see the following flowchart of symptoms and actions to take. Our policy (linked below) aligns with OSPI guidelines with one exception: we request that you keep children at home for the full duration of their active COVID infection. If this is a hardship for your family, children may return to school on Day 6, but will need to be masked until they test negative on an antigen test.
If your children are sick and having COVID-like symptoms (runny nose, headache, and sore throat are the most common), please keep them home. They should remain home until their symptoms are markedly improved. Even if they test negative for COVID!
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to call or email.
If your children are sick and having COVID-like symptoms (runny nose, headache, and sore throat are the most common), please keep them home. They should remain home until their symptoms are markedly improved. Even if they test negative for COVID!
If you have any questions don’t hesitate to call or email.
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WA Dept of Health - COVID Policy - Updated May 30, 2023
wa_doh_guidance_to_prevent_covid19_in_schools_and_daycare.pdf
wa_doh_guidance_to_prevent_covid19_in_schools_and_daycare.pdf