The Daily Pass requirements last year led to some long lines of students trying to check in at campuses on the first day of school, as the district worked through quirks in the system. The system will also be used “to notify close contacts of a person who has tested positive.” The system will remain in general use, allowing students to upload the results of “response testing” or vaccination records. Students also will no longer be required to update their health and testing status on the district’s Daily Pass system to access campuses each day. Mask wearing will still be only strongly recommended indoors, and the district’s COVID vaccination requirement for students remains on hold until at least next year. Carvalho said the tests will be distributed again next week, just to ensure there are not noticeable changes in virus conditions. The district this year dropped its requirement for students and staff to undergo weekly COVID testing, although all students and staffers received at-home test kits to use prior to returning to classes. He also noted that virtually all district staffers are vaccinated, along with 82% of eligible students. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and said the district aligns with the county Department of Public Health. He insisted that schools are maintaining COVID protocols beyond those recommended by the U.S.
Schools are safe, our protocols and protections are in place. “That cannot be the case this year, particularly when we talk about Black and brown kids, kids in poverty, English-language learners, kids with disabilities,” he told Channel 4. Carvalho noted again that 50% of students last year were chronically absent. He said the district is focused this year on recapturing students who have been missing from classes in recent years, a problem compounded by the pandemic. “We’re welcoming 560,000 kids, 24,000 teachers, 73,000 employees - this is the equivalent of waking up the sleeping giant from its summer nap.” “I’m feeling a great deal of excitement and hope,” Carvalho told NBC4. He had an optimistic tone as the day unfolded. “Many of you undoubtedly traveled during the summer months to experience new sites, visit old friends or reconnect with family members after the pandemic lockdowns.”Ĭarvalho started the first day of school early, meeting with school bus drivers at 5 a.m. 15 energized and ready for a new year after a refreshing summer break,” Carvalho said at his Opening of Schools Address last week. “I hope each of you are returning to school on Aug.
The start of school marked Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s first opening day as head of the LAUSD, and he visited a series of campuses and other district facilities to welcome back students and staff. 15 for thousands of Los Angeles Unified School District students amid relaxed COVID-19 protocols that made for a far smoother entrance to campuses than last year, which saw long lines of students trying to meet testing and health protocols. School staff members dedicated to be “ Welcomers” will be at every site to scan the QR code and take your temperature at the entrance.LOS ANGELES - Classes resumed Aug.If the individual has recently tested negative for COVID-19 and completes the online health check, a QR code will be generated for that day and specific site location.Are you under a quarantine or isolation order?.Have you traveled outside of Souther California in the past 10 days?.Have you had a positive COVID-19 test in the past 14 days?.Have you had close physical contact with anyone with the symptoms above, or a COVID-19 case?.Any of the following not due to a chronic condition: cough, congestion, runny nose, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, loss of taste or smell.Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.In the past 14 days have you not had any of the following symptoms:.Do you agree to commit to the safest behaviors (wear face coverings, avoid inviting people into the home, minimize close physical contact) possible and in so doing, keeping the schools safer?.Answer the daily health check questions (not more than a two-minute process!).Students, parents and visitors will access the Daily Pass on any computer, tablet or mobile device at.
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