Chico Unified School District Community Dashboard Information
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Chico Unified School District Community Dashboard Information
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Chico Unified School District (CUSD) is monitoring the public health within our educational community. Staff continue to foster collaborative partnership with families, our nursing and health staff and Butte County Public Health to provide accurate and timely updates regarding confirmed COVID-19 cases at each site.
Below is a list of confirmed COVID-19 cases related to CUSD schools sites and offices.
*Important Note: Chico Unified must receive official confirmation of a confirmed result before listing the case on this dashboard. This could result in a delay of cases appearing on this dashboard or a discrepancy between the number of notifications received and the actual number of confirmed cases.
Understanding the CUSD Community Dashboard
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Understanding the CUSD Community Dashboard
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- The CUSD Community Dashboard tracks confirmed COVID-19 cases.
- The first page displays the current two-week total of confirmed cases for students, staff and the total two-week percentage of site population.
- The weeks being displayed will be specified at the top of the CUSD Community Dashboard.
- Weekly totals for each month can be found in the tabs located at the bottom of the CUSD Community Dashboard.
- View the bottom of the CUSD Community Dashboard to find the day and time of the last dashboard update.
2022 School and/or Classroom Closure Guidance & Considerations
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2022 School and/or Classroom Closure Guidance & Considerations
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Temporary school closures should be considered only after conferring with local health officials. There is no specific case threshold at which the State recommends an immediate temporary closure of a classroom or school. Instead, the process should be guided by local epidemiology, with particular attention paid to concern for in-school transmission. Operational factors may also be considered, including the ability to maintain sufficient teaching staff to provide in-person instruction.
Note that infections diagnosed in students and school staff are not necessarily the result of exposure at school, and COVID-19 transmission remains much more likely to occur among people living in the same household or participating in other non-school activities."