Nevada Joint Union High School District

COVID-19

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES:

Masking Update 3.14.22
Masking Update 3.14.22 Spanish
COVID 19 ANTIGEN TESTING PROCEDURES INCLUDING TESTING SCHEDULE
COVID 19 ANTIGEN TESTING PROCEDURES INCLUDING TESTING SCHEDULE - SPANISH
February 22, 2022 Masking Update
February 22, 2022 Masking Update - Spanish
Nevada County Public Health Covid 19 Update dated 1.18.22
Nevada County COVID Decision Tree for Non-Student (K-12), Non-Healthcare Exposures
- Vaccination Clarification for staff:
  - To be fully vaccinated means you have a) had your 2nd dose of Moderna/Pfizer, or b) had your single dose of Johnson & Johnson.
  - To meet the vaccine requirement in place for current school district staff you need to be fully vaccinated (full Moderna/Pfizer round of doses (two) or the full Johnson & Johnson dose (one shot). Those not meeting this vaccination requirement must continue to participate in weekly COVID testing.
  - In order to be protected against the new variant of Covid-19, it is recommended that you receive a booster shot to be completely Up to Date with your vaccination shots (see flow chart above). Up to Date means you have a) had your 2nd dose of Moderna/Pfizer in the past 6 months, or b) had your single dose of Johnson & Johnson in the past 2 months, or c) received a booster shot. If you are not Up to Date on your vaccines, you may be subject to quarantining if you have a close contact exposure.
  - Up to Date staff are not subject to quarantining for close contact exposure, regardless of masking. However, they will be subject to quarantining if they are COVID positive (again, see flow chart above).
Notice Regarding Vaccinations and Testing - December 16, 2021 in English and in Spanish
Nevada County Department of Public Health Quarantine Clarification Order Dated 9-7-2021
American Rescue Plan Act - Safe Return to In-Person Instruction
ESSER III Expenditure Plan
California Department of Public Health Guidance for K-12 Schools COVID-19
Nevada County Department of Public Health Clarification of Mandates during COVID-19 Pandemic