The county health department doesn't "comment on individual schools/districts," said Preston Merchant, the department's communications officer, in a Monday, Sept. The San Mateo County health department asks for entire classes to be quarantined on "occasion if they find it warranted (e.g., not clear about close contacts)," said Patricia Love, county Office of Education executive director of strategy and communications. The isolation period for a positive case is 10 days from symptom onset or test date, if asymptomatic. If a student tests positive for the virus, the school nurse will work with the student's family to identify close contacts - interactions within 6 feet for more than 15 minutes with someone who is positive for COVID-19. This year's county Office of Education guidelines upend that protocol with a less restrictive policy. Last school year, district students who tested positive for COVID-19 needed to quarantine at home for two weeks, as would their classmates. Third graders are typically under 12 years old and ineligible for the COVID-19 vaccines, so the cases were not "breakthrough" cases of COVID-19, which are infections that occur in some vaccinated people. Out of 17 cases districtwide that week, two were adults. There were four other cases throughout the district that week, according to the district’s COVID-19 dashboard. So no instruction was missed when distance learning commenced the very next day."Īside from those four students, three others on campus tested positive for COVID-19 that week, according to the district. "This class that needed to quarantine back in August was provided 1:1 laptops, hotspots, reading and instructional materials. So we believe it was out of an abundance of caution," she said. "County gave direction to quarantine the class: There are no clear cutoffs for when to close a classroom to quarantine at home but the contact tracer was able to get in touch with the nurse who said to close the room. The school offers weekly testing on Thursdays at Belle Haven. 13 and no adults in the class tested positive, she noted. The class of 16 students returned to the K-8 campus on Sept. 28, said Ravenswood City School District Superintendent Gina Sudaria in a Friday email. The district credits testing for catching the cases, all of which were asymptomatic, at the Menlo Park school during the week of Aug. Photo by Magali Gauthier.Īn entire Belle Haven School third grade class was quarantined for two weeksĪfter four of its students tested positive for COVID-19. Be sure to check your mail.People line up at a COVID-19 test site in Belle Haven on Dec. In the case of extreme weather, an email will be sent out 2 hours before to cancel. More details will be emailed out prior to the event. We'll meet in the green space between the river and the parking lot. There are restrooms are on site and plenty of parking.
Let's be green! No need to print tickets! Things you may need: water, sunscreen, bug spray, hat, sunglasses, comfortable clothing, closed toe shoes.Ĭheck-in will begin at 8:45 am and we will promptly begin at 9 am. If we are lucky, we may even see bald eagle! What to expect: This hour-long Hikyoga event will feature a 1.5 mile hike beginning and ending at Belle Haven Park following a trail through Dyke Marsh. Looking to get outside and enjoy nature? Peaceful river views and green space, an oasis in the city! A hiking + yoga = Hikyoga will ground your senses, and get the body moving and connected.mind, body, spirit!
Join us for a hike + yoga = Hikyoga! Enjoy some outdoor time and a mind-body refresh by the Potomac! About this Event
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