My Child Has Symptoms ..... Now what?
As we get into school, there’s lots of questions on when do I need to keep my child at home.
1. If your child has a fever, stay home! Until fever free with no medication for 24 hours.
2. If your child vomits. Stay home! Until 24 hours have passed since last time.
3. If your child has a new Cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, new loss of taste/smell, stay home!
4. Cold/Flu Symptoms: 2 OR MORE RULE.
If your child has 2 or more of the following please stay home!
Chills, Rigors, Myalgia (muscle aches), Headache, Sore Throat, Nausea, Diarrhea, Congestion, Runny Nose.
We have implemented these rules in accordance with the 3Rivers Health Dept to help guide parents and school staff on these new regulations. Please see the link for the full handout with explanations on when to come back to school school and when to stay home.
As we get into school, there’s lots of questions on when do I need to keep my child at home.
1. If your child has a fever, stay home! Until fever free with no medication for 24 hours.
2. If your child vomits. Stay home! Until 24 hours have passed since last time.
3. If your child has a new Cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, new loss of taste/smell, stay home!
4. Cold/Flu Symptoms: 2 OR MORE RULE.
If your child has 2 or more of the following please stay home!
Chills, Rigors, Myalgia (muscle aches), Headache, Sore Throat, Nausea, Diarrhea, Congestion, Runny Nose.
We have implemented these rules in accordance with the 3Rivers Health Dept to help guide parents and school staff on these new regulations. Please see the link for the full handout with explanations on when to come back to school school and when to stay home.
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8/14/2020 Hello Dearest School Families - Perhaps the most important thing the know about the COVID-19 Health Policy is that it will be modified and adjusted as the school year progresses. St. Paul Lutheran School staff, board of education and church are grateful to have you as a part of our school family. We will work together to meet the challenges of this school year and a blessed to work in a loving Christian environment. We truly care for you and your family. As such, should you have any concerns, please don't be shy and ask for any clarification or assistance as we are here to help. Our school theme Bible verse this year is so very fitting, "And He is before all things and in Him all things hold together." Col 1:17 Certainly in this pandemic, remembering that Christ holds all things together can bring us comfort and soothe our uncertainty. Blessings friends and family. - Mrs. Dana Meiergerd Important Highlights of the COVID-19 Health Policy based on the Color Dial for our health district are listed on the graphics below. |
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July 23,2020
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St. Paul Families: We will continue to keep you informed as soon as possible. This new school year comes with many new changes. New changes can be scary, but with faith in Christ we are certain of our future and have renewed hope.
As we finalize these plans for the new school year and put the preparations in place, we will continue to keep you informed through our website, texts, and social media. We are excited for new changes and the chance to grow together in Christ’s love and healthy living. We are blessed to continue to provide the highest standard of Christian education for your children. You are in our daily prayers as we work together to move forward firmly rooted in Christ. Please Read the Parent Letter Back To School July 23, 2020 |
Our School Theme for 2020-2021
Colossians 1:17 "Rooted In Christ" 
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