Healthy Hygiene Practices
Face Coverings
. Intensify Cleaning, Disinfection, and Ventilation
Distancing Inside and
Outside the Classroom
Check for Signs and Symptoms
100

Preferred hand sanitizers that should be used when there is the potential of unsupervised use by children 

Ethyl alcohol-based hand sanitizers

100

Age when face covering are not required.

Under 2 years old

100

Surfaces such as: Door handles, Light switches, sink handles, bathroom surfaces are considered

Frequently touched surfaces

100

Recommended space between desks in classrooms 

6 feet

100

Temperature at which individuals will not be allowed on campus

100.4 degrees or higher

200

Most effective form of preventing spread of COVID

Handwashing

200

Age when face covering are strongly encouraged

2 years old – 2nd grade

200

Created in order to avoid both under- and over-use of cleaning products.

Cleaning and disinfecting schedule

200

Acceptable alternatives for children in a cohort who cannot wear face coverings properly.

face shield

200

COVID-19 symptoms

Fever o Cough o Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing o Chills o Repeated shaking with chills o Fatigue o Muscle pain o Headache o Sore throat o Congestion or runny nose o Nausea or vomiting o Diarrhea o New loss of taste or smell

300

Close Contact

Within six feet for 15 minutes or more

300

Age when face covering is required

3rd grade – High School

300

Setting that should be used when using the air conditioning system

Setting that brings in outside air.

300

Recommended space for lunch and recess

Same space used during the day - classroom
300

Time a spaces should be left untouched after COVID exposure

To reduce risk of exposure, wait 24 hours before you clean and disinfect.

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