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COVID-19

Communication

January 31, 2023
 
COVID Update:
 
Welcome back to school! We are excited to have our students back on campus and in the classroom. Please know that we are working daily to ensure the health and safety of our school communities. As you may know, California experienced a spike in COVID-19 cases over the summer. Although restrictions have been reduced, we must still stay vigilant in keeping our community healthy. 
 
 
Please continue to follow the K12 CDPH guidelines and wear a well-fitting mask in all indoor settings. Mask wearing Tips and Resources
 
Here is an Updated COVID-19 Guidance for reference. 
 
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Thank you for your time and patience.
 
Stay safe and healthy, 
 
Gabe Simon
Assistant Superintendent of Personnel Services
Marysville Joint Unified School District
(530) 749-6144
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February 9, 2023
 
CAL OSHA
 
California Department Department of Industrial Relations
Division of Occupational Safety Safety & Health
 
This fact sheet provides employers and workers not covered by the Aerosol Transmissible Diseases standard with information on when and for how long workers must be excluded from the workplace if they test positive or are exposed to someone who has COVID-19. The chart below reflects the new California Department of Public Health (CDPH) isolation and quarantine periods guidance from January 6, 2022, which overrides the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards in certain circumstances.
More information is available on Cal/OSHA’s ETS FAQs.
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COVID virus
Wednesday, January 19, 2022, the federal government will launch its website allowing every household to sign up for free at-home COVID-19 testing kits. Each household can order a maximum of four(4) free testing kits.
 
All orders can be placed online at: www.covidtests.gov. Testing kits will be shipped for free and delivered by the U.S. Postal Service within 7-10 days from the time of ordering.
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New Infographic: Upgrade Your Mask
 
CDPH has produced a new infographic encouraging Californians to upgrade their mask.
 
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To help slow the spread and protect yourself and others, upgrade your mask. Wear an N95, KF94, or KN95 if you can, especially in crowded public settings.

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Email and text messages will still be sent from the Principals at impacted sites to students and families directly impacted, and school personnel, directly impacted by the positive case at a site, will receive a Catapult message. Districtwide, every one of us will now have access to the MJUSD COVID-19 Dashboard so any one of us can determine how many positive cases occurred each day.
 
 
Questions can be sent to Supervisor of Health and Wellness, Jordan Wells, at jwells@mjusd.com or at 740-6487.

Resources

 
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New CDPH Information:
What to Consider When Choosing a Mask for Kids
 
Masks are a great way to reduce COVID-19 in schools. Masks help stop the virus from getting into the air if the person wearing it is infected. Masks also help protect people from breathing in the virus from the air.
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CDPH has released tips and resources for choosing the best mask for children. KF94s and KN95s are both available in kid's sizes with good fit and good filtration. N95s also provide excellent fit and filtration but will not fit smaller faces. Kid-sized medical masks provide good filtration, but do not provide a tight fit. Fabric masks can help reduce the spread of COVID-19, but many have both poor fit and filtration.
 
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