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• Other non-contact activities which can be carried out with adequate physical distancing and hygiene may be offered at the discretion of the school. • Activities designed to continue building skills and fitness for sports teams may be offered at the discretion of the school. • Some clubs and school organizations may organize virtual and/or physically distanced meetings at agreed upon times. • Please refer to Parkville Campus Departure section for additional guidelines on After School Program. PROTOCOLS FOR ILLNESS ON CAMPUS In the event a student presents COVID-19-symptoms while at school, they will be taken to the controlled isolated nurse station at the respective campus. This will enable the health center and office areas to remain safe and avoid contact with other students and contamination of other school premises. Anyone entering the isolated nurse station must use appropriate personal protective equipment. Parents or guardians will be contacted and notified of their child’s status, and students will need to be picked up from school immediately --no later than 45 minutes. Students exhibiting fever or other COVID-19 symptoms will: • be required to obtain and provide evidence of a medical evaluation • self-quarantine at home for 14 days if recommended by a medical evaluation • present two negative molecular COVID-19 test results (with at least 24 hours between tests) prior to returning to school School nurses will keep records of students, faculty, and staff members with COVID-19 symptoms and monitor possible cases of infection. In the event a student or employee tests positive, we will follow CDC and local health authority protocols, including temporary class and/or campus closure, informing those who may have been in close contact (within 6 feet for 15 minutes or longer), and cleaning and disinfecting the area. In keeping with CDC guidelines, students or faculty/staff members who have been in close contact with a known positive COVID-19 case will need to self-quarantine at home and monitor symptoms. CPS will abide by strict confidentiality rules in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act ADA, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). 18
EXPECTATIONS HOW CAN PARENTS HELP US? • Practice and reinforce good prevention habits including: o Wearing a mask while on campus, including in car parks. o Wearing a mask if accompanying children at the bus pick up and drop off. o Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 70% alcohol. o Avoid close contact with people who are sick. o Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash o Keep your child at home if sick with ANY illness. If your child is sick, keep them at home and contact our healthcare provider. o Talk with teachers about classroom assignments and activities. o Talk to your child about following our protocol – which will be explained to them and reinforced with signage at campus. o Follow drop off and pick up procedures and do not enter the school buildings without prior authorization. • Stay tuned for communications from the Administration. HOW CAN STUDENTS HELP US? The CPS team will be providing clear guidance, support, and supervision for the students with regard to the new COVID-19 protocols. . • Student Safety and Behavior - Teachers and staff will be especially aware of student well-being. However, their capacity to manage particular behaviors will be limited, hence, it is important that students follow the follow the physical distancing requirements of our new protocols at all times as well as the rules and regulations of the Student Handbook including COVID_19 protocols with a greater degree of independence. Students who do not meet the new expectations will not be allowed to remain in school, in order to ensure overall student safety. • CPS will not tolerate any violation to the rules and regulations of the Student Handbook. Unfortunately, students who are not able to comply with CPS rules and safety guidelines will responsible for their behavior. Continual breaches of school rules and/or disregard of safety guidelines may result in a student being removed from studying on campus and potentially dismissed from CPS altogether 19
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