Saint Genevieve Parish Schools - Covid-19 Mitigation Plan Parent Presentation August 31, 2021

Saint Genevieve
 Parish Schools
   Covid-19 Mitigation Plan
     Parent Presentation
       August 31, 2021

Welcome and Prayer
    Mr. O’Donoghue
    Vice-President

If you have questions during or after the
       presentation, please email:

questions@sgps.org
We will send out a FAQ in the next few days.

Saint Genevieve Parish Schools
   Covid 19 Mitigation Plan

       Why Mitigation?

Overview of Mitigation Strategies

The idea of Mitigation is to layer different approaches to
            reduce risk of Covid-19 spread.

Our mitigation protocols are in alignment with LACDPH
                    and the CDPH.

 Mitigation requires all of us as a community to do our
part (students, parents, faculty, staff, leadership team.)

1. Daily Health Check-Before Coming to School
Symptom Check
●   Fever or Chills
●   New Cough
●   Diarrhea , Vomiting or Nausea
●   Shortness of Breath/Difficulty Breathing
●   Fatigue
●   Runny or Stuffy Nose
●   Muscle or Body Aches
●   Headache
●   Sore Throat
●   New Loss of Taste or Smell

Mitigation Strategies
2. Masks

 -Required for everyone to wear masks indoors

 -Cloth or surgical mask acceptable

 -Cleaned or changed daily

Mitigation Strategies

3. Washing Hands/Hand Sanitizer

  -Wash hands when possible

  -Hand sanitizer-on person and in school

Mitigation Strategies

4. Cleaning:

   -In accordance with CDC Guidance, daily cleaning of
classrooms, bathrooms, offices, etc.

  -Disinfecting Wipes for high touch areas.

Mitigation Strategies
5. Ventilation

     -HVAC systems serviced and filters changed and
upgraded following CDC Guidance

   -When appropriate, opening of doors and windows
for air flow

Mitigation Strategies

6. Physical Distancing When Possible

 -Different Drop off/pick up locations and
 staggered pick up times

  -K-8 grouping of students during recess, lunch, after
school program

 -9-12 class levels

Mitigation Strategies
7. Limiting Who is on Campus

 -Parents asked to make appointments

-Zoom appointments and meetings

 -Any visitors complete a health screening

Covid-19 Vaccine for 12 years and older
-Full FDA Approval for Pfizer-BioNTech Covid 19 Vaccine

-Vaccines are Safe, Effective and Readily Available

COVID-19 Vaccines What Parents Need to Know

Unity Across the Americas | COVID-19 Vaccine
Education

Covid-19 Vaccine for 12 years and older
-Full FDA Approval for Pfizer-BioNTech Covid 19 Vaccine

-Vaccines are Safe, Effective and Readily Available

COVID-19 Vaccines What Parents Need to Know

Unity Across the Americas | COVID-19 Vaccine
Education

Where Can I Get the Covid 19 Vaccine?
LAC | DPH | COVID-19 Vaccination - How to get vaccinated

SG/Mission Community Hospital Vaccine Clinic (4th one hosted by SG)
- September 7th 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
-On Site at SG (In tent outside the church)
-Anyone 12 and older welcome
-Please email Mr. O’Donoghue at odonoghue@sgps.org

Quarantine
-Quarantine required if exposed to someone (close contact) with Covid-19 and if
you are NOT vaccinated.

-Close contact is within 6 feet for 15 minutes or more in a 24 hour period.
(Masked or Unmasked/Inside or Outside)

-Quarantine is 10 days without a Covid-19 Test or 7 Days with a Covid-19 Test if
test taken after day 5 of exposure.

-If fully vaccinated, no need to quarantine unless symptoms OR if recovered
from a lab confirmed Covid-19 in last 90 days no need to quarantine.

Isolation
-Anyone with a confirmed case of Covid-19 is required to
isolate for 10 days (out of school and any school activities)
after symptoms first appear or after the date of a positive test.

-Does not matter if vaccinated or unvaccinated. If you have a
positive case of Covid-19 you must isolate.

Vaccinated Vs. Unvaccinated
                       Summary of Key Points
If VACCINATED and exposed to Covid-19 (close contact) there is no need to
quarantine unless symptoms.

If UNVACCINATED and exposed to Covid-19 (close contact) quarantine is
required for 7 days (if a negative Covid-19 test after day 5) OR 10 days if no
test is taken.

Having your child (and all eligible members of your family) vaccinated is a
way to protect against the Covid-19 virus as well as a way to keep your child
and other students in school for in-person learning.

Protocols for Youth Sports                                      (September 1, 2021)

                *Guidelines may change-have changed three times in past week.

-Masks   must be worn for indoor sports (Participants, coaches, spectators)

-Indoor moderate or high risk sports for youth of all ages and
staff/coaches/volunteers require weekly testing UNLESS Fully vaccinated.

-Outdoor moderate or high risk sports for youth ages 12 and older and
staff/coaches/volunteer require weekly testing UNLESS Fully vaccinated.
No screening test required for under 12 playing OUTDOOR sports.

Moderate or High Risk Sports: (SG Sports) -Baseball, Softball, Cheerleading, Flag Football,
Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Soccer, Martial Arts.

-For Fully Vaccinated youth participating in outdoor sports tests required only if
there is a positive Covid-19 case among players or coaches/staff.

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                Thank You!
    If you have additional questions, please email

       questions@sgps.org
      We will send out a FAQ in the next few days.