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Return to Learn April 19, 2021
Return to Learn
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Return to Learn
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Definition of Close Contact
● You were within 6 feet of someone Close Contact within school:
who has COVID-19 for a total of 15 ● Within classrooms where students
minutes or more within 24 hour needed to be less than 6 feet due to
period during the infectious period; space restrictions
● Riding the school bus
● You provided care at home to
● Participation in high or moderate risk
someone who is sick with COVID-19;
sport
● You had direct physical contact with
● Participation in music or dance
the person (hugged or kissed them); activities
● You shared eating or drinking
utensils;
● They sneezed, coughed, or somehow
got respiratory droplets on you
Close Contacts
IDPH and DCHD require: Parent Notification:
• Quarantine for 14 days from • Robo call notification
their last contact with the • Email to include:
infected person; • Outline the requirements of
• Students cannot participate in quarantine
any in-person activities. • Outlines requirements to
• The timeframe cannot be return to school;
shortened through testing. • Include links to:
• FAQ
• D203 cannot adjust • IDPH/DCHD resources
requirements.
Vaccination Update
• April staff survey indicated approximately 94% of all staff
either fully or partially vaccinated;
• Equivalent proportions across levels;
• Continued collaboration with partners to facilitate staff and
student (16+) vaccine access;v
• Access Meijer Pharmacy vaccine registration by texting
COVID to 75049;
• Access to Osco Pharmacy vaccine availability via
https://www.mhealthappointments.com/covidappt; and
• Coordination with DuPage County Superintendent and
DuPage Regional Office of Education.
● 5th to 6th grade - Elementary and Junior
Highs are working together to plan a
virtual introduction from the principal
and in person tours this summer for
incoming sixth graders
● 8th grade “Moving On” ceremonies - all
End of Year Junior Highs are working on similar
formats for in person Moving On
Transition
ceremonies for 8th grade classes.
● 8th to 9th grade - Both High Schools are
Activities
planning to have incoming and current
9th graders in person to acquaint them
with the buildings, extra curricular
activities and other opportunities.
● Graduation - Both High Schools are
planning for in person graduation
ceremonies.
Criteria for Alternate Learning
2021-2022
Students with Severe Illness (EC-12):
Students who are at risk of severe illness will be given the option of an alternate learning
structure. This will require a formal written request
v and medical documentation. The
school-based Instructional Support Team will review this documentation and meet with
the family.
Communication
➔ 2021-2022 Intent Survey will be sent out Wednesday, April 21
➔ www.naperville203.org/returntolearn updated as needed
➔ COVID Dashboard updated weekly
➔ “All Community” messages sent when COVID-19 positive case
➔ Surveillance screening alert of positive
v clinical finding sent via text and
follow-up communication, as well as ongoing participation reminders
➔ Ongoing surveillance screening participation sign-up via building
administration
➔ Talk203 messages sent to families from schools and District
➔ Let’s Talk www.naperville203.org/letstalk
203 West Hillside Road @Naperville203
Naperville, IL 60540
(630) 420-6300 @naperville203
Naperville203.org @napervilledistrict203
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