COVID 19- Health Information

Have a COVID Symptom? Follow these charts:

Screening Flowsheet

Symptoms Flowsheet

Guidance Documents from the New York State Department of Health

Updated on the website October 2, 2020

Health Flowcharts Explained

Health Services/ COVID Questions

Primary School - (585) 396-3940

Elementary School - (585) 396-3910

Middle School - (585) 396-3860

Academy - (585) 396-3820

Safe Schools Helpline

Call: 1-800-4-1-VOICE ext. 359

(1-800-418-6423 ext.359)

Text: 66746, TIPS

Main Offices

Primary School - (585) 396-3900

Elementary School - (585) 396-3900

Middle School - (585) 396 - 3850

Academy - (585) 396 - 3800

CACC - (585) 396-3739

District Office - (585) 396-3700

Updated 9/30/20

Daily Health Screening

Each morning before a student or staff member reports to one of our facilities, a daily health screening is required. This is set up through BravesSquare and needs to be completed by the student or parent prior to getting on the bus and/or arriving at school. The health screening needs to be completed only on days the student attends in school.

On the web app, the daily health screening will appear at the bottom of the mobile device. The district will have a process for screening those who did not complete the health screening. The district will follow up with families to encourage and support completion at home. The health screening tool is available on both the phone application and the BravesSquare website through ParentSquare.

Face Covering Information

Masks: The Finger Lakes Reopening Schools Safely Task Force ruled on Monday that the following face coverings are not allowed in schools:

Masks with exhalation valves
Gaiters
Bandanas

Students will be required to wear a face-covering for most of the day. They will remove it while eating breakfast or lunch. There will be mask relief areas where people are appropriately distanced and supervised. Some students may have a medical exemption from wearing a mask (anxiety for example) and in those cases, students with an exemption must remain 6’ distanced or more at all times.

Golisano Children's Hospital Mask Resources

Mask Wearing Toolkit - English

Mask Wearing Toolkit - Spanish

Help Stop the Spread

Wash Your Hands Frequently - Regularly and thouroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer or wash them with soap and water.
Maintain Physical Distancing - Maintain at least 6 feet (2 meters) distance.
Avoid Touching Eyes, Nose and Mouth - Hands touch many surfaces and can pick up viruses. Once contamminanted hand can transfer the viros to your eyes, nose or mouth.
Wear a Face Covering - Masks with exhalation valves, gaiters, amd bandannas are no longer acceptabe face covering based on regional guidance.

Cleaning Protocals for the 2020-2021 School Year

Cleaning Protocols - 2020 - 2021 School Year

Classrooms

Each classroom will be provided with a cleaning solution in a squirt bottle and cloth to wipe down surfaces after student or staff use

Common Areas

Building custodians will clean high touch surface areas in hallways such as door knobs, railings, hallway bathrooms three times a day

Restrooms

Checked three times per day while school is in session to prevent garbage overflow, lack of soap, paper towels, toilet paper or sanitary napkin dispenser overflow. Toilets, sinks, and shower areas will be disinfected three times a day, wearing proper PPE to avoid splashes

High Touch Areas

Cleaned & Disinfected, 3 times per day

Sinks
Faucets
Soap dispensers
Drinking Fountains
Door handles and push plates
Light switches
Handrails

Other Cleaning Procedures

All trash receptacles emptied and trash removed from room
Floors full mopped
Doors and Partitions in Restrooms and Locker Rooms cleaned
Walls are spot cleaned
Check that toilets, faucets, and drains are working
Check and empty Sanitary Napkin Boxes
Clean Exterior of Dispensers
Make sure all windows are locked
Re-stock all paper and soap products

Wednesdays & Saturdays -Deep Clean = Electrostatic Disinfection

School Nurse's Information