- Lexington School District Four
- Aug 5 - Illness Precautions
Updates
- Jan 21 - Return to 4-Day Instructional Schedule on Jan 25
- Jan 14 - A/B Hybrid Schedule Extended through January 22
- Dec 17 - Meals and Modified Instructional Schedule
- Dec 15 - Modified Instructional Schedule for January 2021
- October 20 - Transition to Four-Day Hybrid Schedule
- September 4 - Attendance
- August 24 - Sample Notification Letters - Confirmed COVID Cases
- August 13 - Student Meals
- Aug 5 - Illness Precautions
- Aug 4 - Student Mask Requirements
- July 29 - LEAP Days
- July 17 - Parent Choice Update
- July 15 - Reopening Plan Update
- April 14 Update
- April 3 Update
- March 30 Update
- March 27 Update
- March 26 Update
- March 24 Update
- March 19 Update
- March 18 Update
- March 17 Update
- March 16 Update
- March 15 Update
August 5 - Illness Precautions
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The district has long-standing precautions for students experiencing fever. Students with fever of 100 degrees or higher may not return to school until their temperature has remained below 100 degrees for more than 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications.
In addition to this precaution, do not send your child to school if…
- He/she has been tested for COVID-19 and is awaiting the results.
- He/she is experiencing any one of the following:
- fever, shortness of breath
- loss of taste/smell
- new/worsening cough
- He/she is experiencing any two of the following:
- sore throat
- body/muscle aches
- chills, fatigue
- headaches
- congestion
- runny nose
- diarrhea
- nausea
- vomiting
- He/she has been in a household with anyone:
- who has tested positive for COVID-19
- has been in a household with anyone who has been quarantined for COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
Specific questions regarding these precautions may be directed to your school nurse.
Lexington Four is committed to do everything possible to ensure that students can learn in a safe and healthy environment. All Lexington Four employees and students will practice guidelines established to protect one’s own health, preserve the health of others, and reduce the spread of COVID-19.