If a student is within a classroom, bus, or advisory that has a confirmed positive for Covid-19 (NAT), only the individual will be required to remain home until such time that they have recovered, have no fever for 48 hours, and have received a negative RAT result.
If any classroom has 3 or more concurrent positive cases, the class will shift to virtual learning for a period of 5 days, at which point students with a negative RAT result will be permitted to return to class.
Class-B infection does not require tracing back to households for contact tracing, meaning that your child may continue to come to school if there is a positive case in the household. However, SCIS requests your support in adhering to the following:
- If your child has already tested positive for Covid-19 in the past 30 days, they may continue to enter as long as they submit a negative RAT result and we ask you monitor them for symptoms and observe an Antigen (RAT) on the second morning after the family member tested positive.
- If your child has not already had Covid-19 within the past 30 days, we ask you to use your best judgment, track their symptoms, and have them take an Antigen (RAT) test prior to coming to school on the second and fourth mornings after the family member tested positive.