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COVID-19 Protocol for Families Get child tested for COVID-19 Stay home awaiting results. Or get note from healthcare provider stating alternate (non-COVID-19) diagnosis. COVID-19 case must Isolate for 10 days from start of illness; household must Quarantine 14 days (from date of last contact or end of case’s isolation) Stay home until illness is over ✓ Symptoms have steadily improved ✓ Fever-free for 24hrs without medication ✓ No incessant, uncontrollable cough ✓ No vomiting or diarrhea for 24hrs Get sick person tested for COVID-19 Household must Quarantine 14 days (from date of last contact or end of case’s isolation); Sick person must Isolate for 10 days Does child have any symptoms? Go to #2: “Child sick” Learn more about what CPS is doing to keep everyone safe and healthy at cps.edu/reopening. NEGATIVE POSITIVE** NEG Call your child’s healthcare provider Call symptomatic person’s healthcare provider Does healthcare provider say the symptomatic person needs a COVID-19 test? POS** YES YES Entire household must Quarantine for 14 days. Testing in encouraged between day 5-9 of quarantine. COVID-19 positive person must Isolate for 10 days from start of the illness (or 10 days from the date of test if no symptoms) * Negative testing is not required to return. NO Child can return to school! NO COVID-19 Symptoms • Fever 100.4 or higher; chills • Cough • Shortness of breath • Difficulty breathing • Sore throat • New loss of taste or smell • New muscle or body aches • Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea • Headache • Runny nose or Congestion • Fatigue Covid-19 Close Contact* Someone in household has a positive test If COVID-19 symptoms... 3. Non-Student Household Member Is Sick If COVID-19 symptoms... 2. Child Is Sick With Any COVID-19 Symptoms 1. COVID-19 Close Contact* Someone in household has a positive test * CDC defines a close contact (being within 6 ft of a known case for 15 min or more during the contagious period ( 2 days before illness onset and 10 days after first symptom) ** CPS Cases should SELF-REPORT to cps.edu/covidresults. Parents or guardians report on behalf of their own children. CPS Contact tracing Team does not accept or act on second hand reports, speculation, assumptions, or rumors.

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COVID-19 Protocol for Families

Get child tested for COVID-19Stay home awaiting results.

Or get note from healthcare

provider stating alternate

(non-COVID-19) diagnosis.

COVID-19 case must Isolate for 10 days from start of illness; household must Quarantine

14 days (from date of last contact or

end of case’s isolation)

Stay home until illness is over

✓ Symptoms have steadily improved

✓ Fever-free for 24hrs without medication

✓ No incessant, uncontrollable cough

✓ No vomiting or diarrhea for 24hrs

Get sick person tested for COVID-19

Household mustQuarantine 14

days (from date of last contact or end of case’s isolation); Sick person must

Isolate for 10 days

Does child have any symptoms?

Go to #2:“Child sick”

Learn more about what CPS is doing to keep everyone safe and healthy at cps.edu/reopening.

NEGATIVEPOSITIVE**NEG

Call your child’s healthcare provider

Call symptomatic person’s healthcare provider

Does healthcare provider say the symptom-atic person needs a COVID-19 test?

POS**

YES

Entire household must

Quarantine for 14 days.Testing in encouraged between

day 5-9 of quarantine.

COVID-19 positive person must

Isolate for 10 days from start of

the illness (or 10 days from the

date of test if no symptoms)

* Negative testing is not required to return.

Child can return to school!

COVID-19 Symptoms• Fever 100.4 or higher; chills

• Cough

• Shortness of breath

• Difficulty breathing

• Sore throat

• New loss of taste or smell

• New muscle or body aches

• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

• Headache

• Runny nose or Congestion

• Fatigue

Covid-19 Close Contact*Someone in household has

a positive test

If COVID-19 symptoms...

3. Non-Student HouseholdMember Is Sick

If COVID-19 symptoms...

2. Child Is Sick With Any COVID-19

Symptoms

1. COVID-19 Close Contact*Someone in household has

a positive test

* CDC defines a close contact (being within 6 ft of a known case for 15 min or more during the contagious period ( 2 days before illness onset and 10 days after first symptom) ** CPS Cases should SELF-REPORT to cps.edu/covidresults. Parents or guardians report on behalf of their own children.

CPS Contact tracing Team does not accept or act on second hand reports, speculation, assumptions, or rumors.

www.cps.edu/reopening

www.cps.edu/covidresults

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