2019 冠状病毒病（COVID-19）期间返校对父母和其他照料者来说具有全新的意义，为他们带来了新的担忧。学校必须在 2019 冠状病毒病（COVID-19）疫情持续发酵期间平衡学生的教育、社交和情绪需求，还有学生和全体职工的健康和安全。
通常由地方层面的校董会和政府官员决定学校情况和学习方式。总的来说，学校很大程度上会三选一：
- 远程学习。利用科技和其他工具全部按这种模式远程教学。
- 现场学校教育。这种方式类似于传统学校教育，但加强了卫生和安全性预防措施和程序。
- 混合学校教育。这种模式包括远程和现场学校教育两大元素。
学校在学年和疫情期间可采用一种或多种方式。准备多种学校教育环境，使您和您的孩子能控制局势并缓解焦虑症。每种情况下，您都能采取措施降低 2019 冠状病毒病（COVID-19）感染风险，促成您孩子在 2019 冠状病毒病（COVID-19）疫情期间的安全感和知情决策。
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返校计划：父母、监护人和照料者的清单
如果生病请待在家里
您应该每天监测您的孩子是否有患COVID-19 的征兆。包括：
- 发热
- 鼻塞或鼻漏
- 咳嗽
- 咽喉痛
- 气短
- 疲劳
- 头痛
- 肌肉酸痛
- 恶心或呕吐
- 腹泻
- 食欲不振
- 丧失味觉或嗅觉
- 腹部疼痛
- 红眼病（结膜炎）
有些学校可能会建议每天将温度读数作为COVID-19 症状筛查的一部分。但是，由于许多这些症状与其他病情（例如普通感冒、过敏和流行性感冒）重叠，因此这种筛查的有效性可能会受到限制。
为了限制COVID-19 以及其他细菌的传播，如果孩子有任何疾病或发烧的迹象，则应待在家中，而不应上学或进行其他活动。如有疑问，请联系您的医生。
July 02, 2022
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