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Covid 19

Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q's)

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People with COVID-19 have reported a wide range of symptoms – from mild symptoms to severe illness. Symptoms can include fever, cough, difficulty breathing, headache, fatigue, nausea and diarrhea. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.
“Without symptoms.” During this pandemic, we have seen that people without symptoms can spread the coronavirus infection to others.

Keep your child at home if they are showing any kind of symptoms of a cold, allergies or the flu. Report these symptoms to the school nurse (nurse@sallieb.net) as well as your child’s teacher. They will instruct you on what to do.

No. As of the beginning of the 2022-2023 school year, masks are optional at SBH.

In addition to requiring masks, we administer temperature checks at the front entrance and before boarding the bus. Enhanced air filtration has been installed in the HVAC system campus-wide. Each classroom is equipped with a freestanding air purifier. Hand sanitizer stations and hygiene supplies are positioned throughout the campus. 

SBH staff are required to be vaccinated. Medical or religious exemptions are discussed on a case-by-case basis.

Unvaccinated staff are not required to test for COVID-19.

Many local pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens) offer free COVID testing. Some accept walk-ins and others require an appointment. Contact those locations for details.

No. SBH only accepts results from a PCR test.
Notifying people who have come in close contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19 and helping them determine what steps to take. Follow-up may include testing, quarantine, and wearing an N95 mask. Contract tracing helps slow the spread of COVID-19.
Someone who was less than 3 feet away from an infected person for 15 minutes or more over a 24-hour period.

Contact the school nurse immediately at nurse@sallieb.net or call the school at 252-293-4150. DO NOT send your child to school before you speak with the school nurse. The nurses will advise you on what to do next.

Asymptomatic students (vaccinated or un-vaccinated) who have been exposed to COVID are required to:

*Come to school, but must wear an N95 mask. (NOTE: If at any time the student is not wearing an N95 mask in school, they will be sent home until they take a PCR test and the results are received).

*Take a COVID PCR test on the 5th day. (NOTE: If at any time the student develops any symptoms while waiting for test results, please keep the student at home and notify the nurse)

*Email test results to nurse@sallieb.net

Students – whether vaccinated or un-vaccinated — who have been exposed to a COVID-positive individual and are showing symptoms are required to:

*Quarantine for 5 days; Test on the 6th day

*Email test results to nurse@sallieb.net (NOTE: Students cannot return to school until test results are received and until they are free of symptoms for 24 hrs without any medication for any symptoms).

*ALSO: Stay in communication with the nurse about any symptoms your child may be experiencing in order to ensure that the days they are absent are excused. Student must be evaluated by the nurse prior to returning to the classroom. 

* After quarantine, students should not ride the bus to school until evaluated by a nurse.

Students – whether vaccinated or un-vaccinated — who  are showing symptoms are required to:

*Quarantine for 5 days; Test on the 6th day

*Email test results to nurse@sallieb.net (NOTE: Students cannot return to school until test results are received and until they are free of symptoms for 24 hrs without any medication for any symptoms).

*ALSO: Stay in communication with the nurse about any symptoms your child may be experiencing in order to ensure that the days they are absent are excused. Student must be evaluated by the nurse prior to returning to the classroom. 

* After quarantine, students should not ride the bus to school until evaluated by a nurse.

Yes, but in order for a student’s quarantine days to be excused, they must have submitted their PCR test results to nurse@sallieb.net by 3pm prior to the child’s return to school date.

Teachers will assign work in Google Classroom or other educational programs. Some teachers may offer instruction via Zoom or provide video lessons for students to view. It is the parent’s and student’s responsibility to stay in communication with the teachers to avoid missing school work.

Email COVID test results to nurse@sallieb.net.

The decision to vaccinate your child should be discussed with your primary care physician first.
Follow the date provided by the school nurse. These dates are based on the specific circumstances involving your COVID case.
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