COVID-19 Cases in Schools 2021-22
Battle Ground Public Schools follows state health and safety requirements and works closely with Clark County Public Health to prevent and mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on school campuses. The district notifies Clark County Public Health anytime someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 has been on the campus while potentially contagious. Clark County Public Health instructs everyone who tests positive for COVID-19 to isolate at home until they are no longer contagious, which is typically at least 10 days from the time symptoms began.
The district follows Clark County Public Health guidance to identify close contacts who may have been exposed. The district will notify those students and staff who are identified as close contacts and provide instruction on quarantine. Clark County Public Health advises people in quarantine to not leave home except to seek medical care. Contact tracing information is on the district website.
Get more information about the Clark County Public Health COVID-19 response on its website.
Other districts in Clark County also have COVID-19 dashboards.
Coronavirus information and impacts to the district is also available on the Battle Ground Public Schools website.
COVID-19 Cases in Battle Ground Schools 2021-22
The dashboard below is updated on Wednesdays to include data from the previous Wednesday-Tuesday. As of Sept. 30 it includes people who tested positive for COVID-19 AND were in a Battle Ground Public Schools building during their infectious window. (Cases prior to Sept. 30 included likely cases-symptomatic close contacts of a confirmed positive case.) A case in school will result in notifications to staff and the information being available on this district dashboard. A table of COVID-19 cases in schools during the 2020-21 school year is available online.
The dashboard does not include students or staff who have been required to quarantine, nor does it include students/staff who tested positive but were not in a school building during their infectious window (that is, no exposure occurred at school).
The dashboard does include cases of within-school spread as determined by Clark County Public Health.
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