Updated Health Mitigation Procedues 08/31/2022
An individual can return to the child care facility when they can answer YES to ALL three questions:
Has it been at least 10 days since the person first had symptoms?
Has it been at least 24 hours since the person had a fever (without using fever reducing medicine)? Have other symptoms improved?
If an individual has had a negative COVID-19 test, they can return to the child care facility once there is no fever without the use of fever-reducing medicines for at least 24 hours and other symptoms have improved. Please check the ADHS website for the latest updates.
If a person has been diagnosed with COVID-19 but does not have symptoms, they should remain out of child care until 10 days have passed since the date of their first positive COVID-19 diagnostic test, assuming they have not subsequently developed symptoms since their positive test.
Most children and staff members can return to care/work based on improved symptoms and the passage of time. A doctor’s note should not be required.
Required Case Reporting Emergency Measure Dr. Cara ChristQuarantine Guidance Updated Release from Isolation 12.10.20
November 13th Parent Letter
School Metric Report 12/10/20
December 11th Parent Letter
August 11th, 2020
Health Mitigation Procedures
At-A-Glance School Reopening
Liability Waiver Form
