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Schools, Child Care, Day Camps & Colleges
Guidance & Resources for K-12 Schools
All public, private, and charter K-12 schools in Sacramento County should read, understand, and abide by all tenets of
CDPH Guidance for K-12 Schools in California, 2021-22 School Year. SCPH also provides SCPH Supplemental K-12 Guidance (Sept. 23, 2021). Additional resources for schools and families are available on the
CA Safe Schools for All website and below.
CDPH Letter to School Leaders – Requirement for Universal Masking Indoors at K-12 Schools
SCPH Newsletter for School Families
October 2021 (Arabic | Chinese | Dari | Farsi | Hmong | Pashto | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Vietnamese)
August 2021 (Arabic | Chinese | Dari | Farsi | Hmong | Pashto | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Vietnamese)
May 2021 (Arabic | Chinese | Dari | Farsi | Hmong | Pashto | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Vietnamese)
March 2021 (Arabic | Chinese | Dari | Farsi | Hmong | Pashto | Punjabi | Russian | Spanish | Tagalog | Vietnamese)
Reporting and Contact Tracing for Schools
California law (17 C.C.R. section 2508) requires anyone in charge of a K-12 public or private school to report the presence or suspected presence of any reportable communicable disease, including COVID-19, to the local health officer. Cases of COVID-19 and their known contacts must be submitted within 24 hours of becoming aware of the case (
CDPH).
COVID-19 Vaccines
Child Care and Day Camps
Colleges and Universities
CDPH Resources for Colleges and Universities to Reduce COVID-19 Risk
All cases of COVID-19 and their close contacts must be reported using the online contact tracing reporting portal for schools. Learn more about the SCPH Qualtrics Reporting Portal for Schools.
