Covid-19 Information for Families


FROM THE PRINCIPAL AND YOUR SCHOOL NURSES

Please help us stay open. To date, we have had several members of our school community come to school while they waited for the results of a PCR test. Please realize that if you took a PCR test, you must remain at home until you have the results. In the two days that it takes to get the results, many others can be exposed. If we all take these precautions, we can keep our school open. Thank you.


NOTIFICATION FOR CLOSE CONTACTS

A reminder to parents and guardians that if your student is found to be a close contact of someone in our school community who has tested positive you will get the notification through email. Please make sure that your current email is on file with our school. If you want to update your email address please click here



QUESTIONS ABOUT COVID VACCINATIONS FOR CHILDREN?


The following is a link to zoom meetings for Parents to have conversations about COVID 19 Vaccinations for children.  It is sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

 

http://www.aapvt.org/news/join-us-conversation-about-covid-19-vaccines-children

 



COVID 19 PRECAUTIONS

  • Stay home if: 

    • You are sick, or exhibit any of the symptoms associated with COVID-19:  Fever (100.4), cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, runny nose, lack of smell/taste, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, muscle aches, headache

    • You are currently in quarantine or believe to have been in close contact with a person positive with COVID-19

    • If you are waiting for the results of a COVID-19 test

    • When in doubt, keep your student home and give us a call in the nurse's office with questions. 802-527-0565 #3 on the main menu

  • Your student may be sent home due to symptoms associated with the Vt Department of Health guidance related to COVID-19 that is used statewide.

    • Please provide SACS with any updated phone numbers throughout the year for ease of communication.

  • Returning to school after symptom(s)

  • Feel free to email or call the Nurses with questions. 

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