COVID-19
Learning and Staying Safe during the 2021- 2022 School Year
Armstrong will be conducting an entirely in-person program during the 2021-22 school year. All students and employees will either be fully vaccinated or submit to regular COVID testing. Everyone will be required to wear masks at all times on our campuses regardless of vaccination status. All classrooms have been outfitted for maximum ventilation. Hand hygiene will continue to be emphasized. All community members will be required to eat outdoors.
Recent Communications:
- Updates from the COVID Coordinator: Armstrong Return to School COVID Testing - Spring Break
- Clear Masking Guidelines at Armstrong
- Updates from the COVID Coordinator - Testing and Masking
- Armstrong Return to School COVID Testing from February Break-- Communication 2/15
- Updates from the Covid Coordinator - 1/26/2022 Action requested!
- Updated COVID-19 Guidance for Schools Released 1/6/2022
- NEW At home learning protocol (important PLEASE READ)
- Updates from the Covid Coordinator 12.16.2021 - Winter Holidays & Return to School
- Updates from the Covid Coordinator 11.18.21
- COVID-19 Vaccination Update
- Vaccine Information & Upcoming Holidays
- COVID-19 Policy Update for Visitors/Volunteers at Armstrong
- COVID-19 Testing
- 2021-2022 Covid-19 Safety Plan
- Health & Safety Update 2021-2022
- How to Upload Parent Volunteer COVID
- Directions to Upload COVID 19 Results
- COVID Prevention Plan for Charles Armstrong School
At-Home COVID Testing
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Please note that Armstrong’s mitigation protocols are subject to change as circumstances and community spread changes and are based on guidance from the San Mateo County Department of Health and the CDC. Armstrong will continue to implement protocols to keep students and school employees safe while delivering its academic program in-person.
