PINNACLE

AN INTEGRATED PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

NYS Forward COVID-19 Reopening Safety Plan

FALL 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Introduction 2 COVID-19 Protocol-Building Access 3 Screening 4 Preschool Instruction 6 Child Nutrition 8 Student Illness/Health Policy 9 Social Distancing 11 Protective Equipment 14 Hygiene and Cleaning 16 Communication 18 Safety Drills 20 Staying Current 21 Screening Questionnaire 22 Signage

Stop Spread of Germs 24 Proper Hand Washing 25 Reminders for All Employees 26 Reminders for All Visitors 27

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INTRODUCTION:

In response to the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic, each business or entity in

NYS, including those that have been designated as essential under Empire State

Development's Essential Business Guidance, must develop a written Safety Plan

outlining how its workplace will prevent the spread of COVID-19. This plan does

not need to be submitted to a state agency for approval, but must be retained

on the business website and made available to the New York State Department

of Health (DOH) or local health or safety authorities in the event of an

inspection.

On June 5, 2020, Executive Order 202.37 was issued that allowed for special

education services and instruction required by Federal, state or local laws,

rules or regulations to be provided in person, or a hybrid model of in-person

and virtual, for the fall term in school districts and charter schools. A school

district may request a student receive special education services at an

independent school. If an independent school chooses to provide such

special education services at the request of a school district, such

independent school must adhere to all safety guidelines herein applicable to

the school district.

In order to enhance safety measures for students, employee, and visitors at

our facilities and to comply with pandemic mandates issued by New York

State, Pinnacle has instituted a NYS Forward COVID-19 Safety Reopening Plan.

This document sets forth practices, protocols, and procedures as prescribed by

NYS and adapted to apply to Pinnacle operations.

Pinnacle has developed a reopening plan through correspondence with Oswego

County Health Department, Mexico School District, Fulton School District,

Central Square School District, as well as, Pinnacle administrators, faculty and

parents.

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COVID-19 PROTOCOL-BUILDING ACCESS

1. Every person arriving at Pinnacle will be screened. This includes arrival of Staff Members, Children,

Parents and any visitors. Visitors will be limited at this time to Licensors, School District officials, prospective parents, Collaborating agencies personnel and Service Agency personnel.

a. Before entering the building, (in the entry way) everyone will be screened with a Touch Free infrared thermometer and answer 4 questions: i. Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms that are not

associated with a pre-existing condition: Dry Cough, Shortness of breath, Loss of Taste, Fatigue, Chills, Sore Throat or Body Aches?

ii. Do you have a fever over 100*? Before entering the building, everyone will have their temperature taken by a screener. Anyone with a temperature greater than this will not be allowed to enter the building.

iii. Have you had a positive COVID-19 test in the past 14 days?

iv. Have you had close contact with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 case in the past 14 days?

b. After screening, Staff members and visitors will be provided the COVID-19 Screening form to complete. The teacher will document answers provided by the Parent and review they are acceptable. The teacher will then escort the child to the classroom.

2. Drop off times/Pick up times will be staggered for Parent drop off. Exact times will be coordinated between Pinnacle and parents. Parents bringing their child to school will be required to drop their child off at a designated area. Parent and child will be required to remain in the vehicle until a designated Pinnacle employee comes to get the child. Sign in sheets along with COVID-19 questions will need to be answered at that time. Any Parent with their child needing to enter the building will be expected to maintain social distancing while waiting to be screened, as well as, in the corridors and at the classroom doors.

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SCREENING

To ensure Pinnacle and its students, employees and visitors comply with

protective equipment requirements, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Require Students and Employees who are Sick to Stay Home or

Return Home Immediately, if they become ill at work, with

appropriate notice to administration.

2. Implement and Document Daily Mandatory Health Screening, along

with temperature checks for staff and students, and assessment

questionnaire (required by all employees at the start of each shift, with

signage posted at entrances reminding employee of this requirement),

asking about:

i. COVID19 symptoms in past 14 days (i.e.: New onset or

worsening cough and shortness of breath, plus two or

more of: fever over 100.4, chills, muscle aches,

headache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, or

diarrhea)

ii. Positive COVID-19 test in past 14 days, and/or

iii. Close contact with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 case in past 14 days.

• Employees who Screen Positive for COVID-19 should be

sent home and advised to contact their health care provider

for medical assessment and COVID-19 testing. If employee

tests positive or does not receive a test, employee may only

return after completing a 14-day self-quarantine and

clearance from OCHD.

• Employees who Present No Symptoms but have Tested Positive in the Past 14 Days

may return to work after completing a 14-day self-quarantine and clearance from OCHD.

• Employees who had Close Contact with a Person with COVID-19 and are

i. Experiencing Symptoms must follow the protocol for a

positive case, including testing, and may only return to

work after completing a 14-day self-quarantine and

clearance from OCHD.

ii. Not Experiencing Symptoms should seek COVID-19

testing and can return to work in the event of a

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negative test or should complete a 14-day self-

quarantine.

• Any Person who Screens Positive for COVID-19 should not be

allowed to enter the location and should be sent home with

instructions to contact their healthcare provider for assessment

and testing.

• Workers and Visitors Must Inform the Building Nurse or

Administrator if they later are experiencing COVID19-related

symptoms, as noted in the questionnaire.

3. Positive Case Cleaning/Disinfecting Plan; In the event of a positive

case/exposure, close off rooms/areas where persons with COVID-19

had been. Wait 24 hours before cleaning and disinfecting. If 24 hours

are not feasible, wait as long as possible. Clean/disinfect following CDC

and DOH guidelines.

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PINNACLE PRESCHOOL INSTRUCTION

Pinnacle will adjust the following based on the requirements of the school district. All Pinnacle teachers hold the necessary certification issued by NYS Education Department unless except where otherwise allowable under the Commissioners Regulations for education law.

Mexico Location: 216 County Route 64, Mexico, NY 13114

AM: MON. - FRI. 8:45 - 11:15 in house

PM: MON. - FRI. 12:45 – 3:15 in house

Families who would prefer a virtual only option please contact Pinnacle’s main office at (315) 963-3680 for arrangements.

Central Square Location: Millard Hawk Elementary

AM: MON. – FRI. 9:00 – 11:30 in house

PM: MON. – FRI. 1:00 - 3:30 in house

Fulton Location: Granby Elementary

AM: TUES. – FRI. 9:00 – 11:30 in house

MONDAY virtual for AM/PM students

PM: TUES. – FRI. 12:30 - 3:00 in house

PLEASE VISIT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES FOR SPECIFIC LOCATIONS: with updated COVID-19

Information for each location.

Mexico: www.pinnacle-preschool.com (information contained for all locations)

Central Square School District: www.cssd.org

(additional information for Pinnacle students located at Millard Hawk Elem. CSQ)

Fulton School District: www.fultoncsd.org

(additional information for all Pinnacle students located at Granby Elem. Fulton)

Curriculum

The Pinnacle Preschool Program’s curriculum is thematically based, with the instructional components aligned with the New York State Standards and the Core Knowledge Curriculum. Additional research-based instructional materials are utilized to support the curriculum which include, but are not limited to, Zoo Phonics, Second Step Social-emotional Learning Program, Heggerty (Phoenemic Awareness Curriculum) CKLS Math & ELA NYS Standards and Handwriting Without Tears. All instructional units are developmentally based and provide a

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language rich approach that incorporate social skills, math, science, dramatic play, gross and fine motor activities, music and reading. For the continuity of learning for the 20-21 school year the above mentioned will be used for education whether in person, remote or hybrid model of instruction. There will be regular substantive instruction between teachers and students. Instruction will ensure equity with clear opportunities that are accessible to all students. Pinnacle will use an assorted method of instruction including but not limited to: individual and group instruction, printed materials, access to technology such as google meet, email, website

Students will engage in instruction regarding COVID-19 using social stories, demonstration and practice. Visual reminders will be posted in the classroom and bathrooms.

The following topics will be covered for COVID-19 understanding:

*going back to school

*getting my temperature taken

*riding the bus will be different

*how we greet our teachers and friends

*how to wash my hands

*who should wear a mask

*wearing a mask and how to put it on and take it off

*when can we stop wearing a mask

*why does my teacher look different (both mask and face shields)

*social distancing

*what to do regarding coughs, sneezes

*what to do regarding touching your face

*what to do regarding putting items in our mouth

*what is COVID-19

Classroom Schedule incorporates the following:

Good Morning

Circle Time

Learning Centers

Playground

Snack

Gross Motor

Whole Group

Goodbye

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Child Nutrition

Pinnacle Preschool requests parents to send a snack for their child’s program or request a breakfast/lunch option at a designated school. Your child will be given an opportunity everyday to eat his or her snack while following social distancing guidelines. Pinnacle encourages healthy snacks such as fruit, veggies, cheese, crackers, etc.

Pinnacle takes food allergies very seriously. Parents will be notified of any food allergies in the classroom (ie. Peanuts). A letter will be sent home to all parents stating Pinnacle is an allergy free classroom and all known food allergies will be listed in the letter.

Students will handwash before and after snack or mealtime. Sharing of food and beverage will be discouraged.

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Pinnacle Preschool Student Illness / Health Policy

Pinnacle Preschool has a child illness policy listed in the Pinnacle Parent Handbook that dictates when a child is considered too sick to come to school or when a parent must come to pick up a sick child. If a child becomes ill the director or teacher will immediately notify the parents. The child will be kept separated with a staff member until taken home and then be followed up by a health care provider. If in a school district building location the child will be escorted to the school nurse.

Children will not be permitted at Pinnacle with any of the following conditions:

1. Fever of 100.0°F or higher taken by an infrared thermometer. Students may return 24 hours after their fever is gone, without medication.

2. One or more of the following: diarrhea, vomiting, earache, shows signs of confusion or irritability, sore throat, or rash.

3. Vomiting on two or more occasions within the past 24 hours.

4. Diarrhea-three or more watery stools in a 24 hour period.

5. Draining rash or undiagnosed rash lasting over a 24 hour period.

6. Eye discharge or pink eye: children can be readmitted after medical diagnosis to rule out

bacterial or viral infection or 24 hours on antibiotic treatment.

7. Fatigue that prevents participation in regular activities.

8. Open oozing sores and scabies, unless properly covered and 24 hours on antibiotic

treatment.

9. Head lice: child is sent to the school nurse for direction or parent is notified that lice are active so treatment may begin.

An update has been made that includes the following COVID-19 related criteria that details when a child would not be able to be in school, as well as, when a child would be cleared to return:

10. a. If any combination of these symptoms is observed: persistent cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fever of 100.0°F or higher, chills, muscle pain, sore throat and/or new loss of taste or smell, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

b. Child must submit evidence of a negative COVID19 test before returning or documentation determining testing is not necessary and/or the child is not contagious.

c. If symptomatic child tests positive, they may return to care after:

● At least 3 days (72 hours) have passed since recovery, defined as resolution of fever

without the use of fever-reducing medications; AND

● Improvement in respiratory symptoms (e.g., cough, shortness of breath); AND

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● It has been 10 days since symptoms first appeared.

● If retesting is completed: the child must receive two consecutive negative results

within a 24 hours period.

d. If asymptomatic child tests positive they may return to care after:

● 10 days have passed since date of positive results AND has no subsequent illness;

● If retesting is completed: the child must receive two consecutive negative results

within a 24 hours period.

Parents must provide an absent note for any reason a child is not in attendance.

Daily attendance records are kept for all students and staff regardless of in person, remote or hybrid schedule.

Social/Emotional well-being: Pinnacle utilizes PBIS to enhance a child’s well- being. Other resources are provided to parents as needed. Any student continuing to struggle socially or emotionally will be referred to the Pinnacle School Psychologist. Faculty and staff will be supported with specific resources, continuing education and counseling services as needed.

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SOCIAL DISTANCING

To ensure Pinnacle students, employees, and visitors comply with

physical distancing requirements, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Require 6 ft. Distance Between Individuals unless the safety or the

core activity (ie, instruction) requires a shorter distance. Any time

employees or visitors must come within 6 ft. of another person,

acceptable face coverings must be worn (ensuring that mouth and nose

are covered), whenever the individual is over the age of two and

medically/emotionally able to tolerate such covering. Individuals must

be prepared to don a face covering if another person unexpectedly

comes within 6 ft. If the individual doesn’t have a face covering, one

will be provided by Pinnacle. Encourage, but not require students to

wear face coverings whenever they are within six feet of other students

and teacher.

2. Reduce Interpersonal Contact and Congregation

a. Ensure that student and teacher groupings are as static as

possible.

b. Limit gatherings, events, and activities to those that can

maintain social distancing, support proper hand hygiene, and

restrict group size.

c. Restrict nonessential visitors, volunteers, and activities

involving other groups at the same time. Reduce congregation

of visitors through use of appointments.

d. If applicable, block off non-essential high-touch amenities

and close areas that promote gathering.

2. Limit Classroom/Visitor Occupancy to the proportion of occupancy

required in accordance with workforce limitation guidelines in effect for

the current phase of the NYS opening plan.

3. Placement of Social-Distance Markers where warranted using tape or

signs that denote 6 ft. of spacing in commonly used and other

applicable areas where and if appropriate.

4. Classroom and Office Seating/Desks

a. Maintain configurations so that students and employees are

at least 6 ft. apart in all directions (e.g. side-to-side).

b. Turn desks or chairs to face in the same direction (rather than face each other).

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c. Implement a “clean-desk” policy, so that non-essential items are stored in enclosed cabinets or drawers, rather than on desks (helps avoid excessive shared touching, aids cleaning and protects items from damage during disinfecting processes).

5. Shared Work & Common Areas: Limit use of shared common areas.

a. Serve meals or snacks in classrooms instead of cafeteria

b. Limit use of shared workstations (e.g. “hot-desks”) whenever possible.

c. When not possible to avoid, clean and disinfect between

users (disinfectant & towels provided by Pinnacle).

6. Office Reception Desk Face coverings (Pinnacle will provide) will be

worn by office employee when interacting with the public and/or will

maintain 6 ft. distancing.

7. Clean Between Classes and Disinfect As Necessary Common Rooms including:

a. Classrooms

b. Offices/desks

c. Bathrooms

d. Breakrooms

e. Lunch areas

f. Reception areas

g. Stock Rooms/Cabinets

8. Limit Non-Essential Travel to reduce external exposure and bringing it

back to the classroom or offices.

9. Transportation of Students Needed During the Fall:

a. Pinnacle will follow school district and county guidelines to

include temperatures of students taken before they arrive

to the classroom.

b. Drop off children, by parent or guardian, will be done at

marked entrance. Only children will be allowed into the

facility after being screened and met by their teacher to

escort them into the building.

c. All individuals (driver, employees, and students) who can

medically tolerate a face covering must wear face

coverings.

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d. Parents will be reminded on a regular basis not to put a

sick child on the bus.

e. Parents should not send their child on the bus if any of the

Screening questions can be answered “Yes” for the child or

an immediate family member. If a child or family member

would answer “Yes” to any of these questions, the parent

is encouraged to call the Administrator to discuss.

f. Pinnacle staff will be responsible for meeting children from

their specific classroom at the bus or parent transport.

This will reduce the number of contacts that a child had

during a day.

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PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

To ensure Pinnacle students, employees, and visitors comply with

protective equipment requirements, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Employees and Visitors Required to Wear Acceptable Face

Coverings provided they are over the age of two and can medically

tolerate such covering (signage will be posted to notify people). The

appropriate number of masks per student for a 12 week period will

be kept on site and restocked as needed.

2. Encourage, not Require, Students to Wear Face Coverings Face

coverings should not be used by children under the age of 2 or for

anyone who is unable to medically/emotionally tolerate such covering.

Students should not wear a face covering if the covering would impair

their health or mental health, or where such covering would present a

challenge, distraction, or obstruction to education services and

instruction. Students wearing masks are allowed to take mask breaks

as needed.

3. Provision of Face Coverings by Pinnacle: As needed, Pinnacle will

provide students, employees and visitors with an acceptable face

covering at no-cost to the student/employee/visitor and have an

adequate supply of coverings in case of replacement. Acceptable face

coverings include, but are not limited to, face shields or cloth masks

(e.g. homemade sewn, quick cut, bandana). Building/Program

administrators should alert management in the event PPE is needed.

4. Alternate PPE Face shields or coverings that are transparent at or

around the mouth may be used for student therapies or intervention

that require visualization of the movement of the lips and/or mouth (ie,

speech therapy or hearing impaired).

5. Face Covering Protocols: Face coverings must never be shared and

must be cleaned, rotated or replaced as needed or required by

CDC/DOH guidelines.

6. Shared Objects & Surfaces: Limit/discourage sharing objects and touching shared surfaces

a. Keep student belongings separate from others

b. Ensure adequate supplies to minimize sharing of high touch materials

c. Avoid sharing of electronic devices.

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d. Ensure all objects and surfaces are cleaned and disinfected regularly.

7. Shared Common Areas: Minimize the need for people to be

present in common areas. If necessary, all people must wear

appropriate face coverings.

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HYGIENE AND CLEANING

To ensure Pinnacle students, employees, and visitors comply with hygiene and

cleaning requirements, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Adhere to Hygiene and Sanitation Requirements from the Centers

for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Department of

Health (DOH).

2. Provide and Maintain Hand Hygiene Stations including hand soap,

water, and paper towels, or alcohol-based hand sanitizer with 60% or

more alcohol for areas where handwashing is not feasible. Also, place

hand sanitizer throughout the workplace in safe and convenient

locations.

3. Encourage Students and Employees to Practice Frequent Hand

Hygiene by washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and water (post

reminder signage as appropriate). Upon entering the classroom, all

students will wash their hands before starting their school day. Hands

will be washed before and after snack, and anytime after using the

restroom. If soap and water is not available, hand sanitizer may be

used. Students will wash their hands before and after the use of their

face covering.

4. Employees Shall Clean/Disinfect Shared and Frequently Touched

Surfaces before and after use, followed by hand hygiene. Shared

appliances (refrigerators, microwaves, toaster, coffee pots) in

breakrooms will be wiped down by employees after every use, using

disinfecting wipes or spray with paper towels provided by Pinnacle.

Appliances and/or exits from rooms will be marked with signage to

serve as a reminder that this needs to take place.

5. Sanitize Equipment using registered disinfectants whenever

students or employees share workstations.

6. Conduct Regular Cleaning and Disinfection at Least After Every Shift,

daily, or more frequently as needed, and frequent

cleaning/disinfection of shared objects and frequently touched

surfaces, as well as areas used by many individuals (restrooms and

common areas).

7. Pinnacle will use Cleaning Products identified by the Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA) as effective against COVID-19 to clean and

disinfect work locations, shared surfaces, and other areas, as well as

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equipment, following the manufacturers recommendations.

Building/Program Administrators should alert Management in the

event cleaning/sanitizing supplies are needed.

8. Prohibit Shared Food and Beverages Reserve adequate space

for students and employees to socially distance while eating

meals or snacks.

9. In the Event of Confirmed COVID19 Exposure, clean and disinfect

exposed areas including all heavy transit areas and high-touch

surfaces (e.g. elevators, lobbies, building entrances, fob scanners,

restrooms, handrails, door handles, etc.).

10. Avoid Use of Furniture that is Not Easily Cleaned and disinfected (e.g. cloth fabric sofas).

11. Increase Ventilation of Outdoor Air, wherever possible, (e.g.

opening windows/doors) while maintaining precautions.

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COMMUNICATION

To ensure Pinnacle and its students, employees, & visitors comply

with communication requirements, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Review, Understand and Implement the state issued industry guidelines.

2. Employee Training: Employees (and visitors as situations dictate) will

be required to participate in training provided through CDC/DOH

information. Training will cover:

a. Masks (required when within 6 feet of others)

b. Hand washing properly

c. How to clean and disinfect surfaces properly

d. COVID-19 Symptoms to watch for

3. Parents/Guardians: Pinnacle will establish and maintain

communication about the scale and scope of in-person, remote, or

hybrid learning in our integrated model being offered during the fall.

Encourage parents/guardians to keep sick students at home.

4. Post Hygiene Reminder Signage inside and outside to remind

students, employees, and visitors to adhere to proper hygiene, social

distancing, appropriate use of PPE, and cleaning and disinfecting

protocols, using CDC/DOH sources/guidance when available.

5. Train All Personnel on New Protocols and frequently communicate safety guidelines.

6. Establish a Communication Plan for students, employees &

visitors, with consistent means to provide updated information.

o Through use of Pinnacle’s webpage, social media and

text/email groups where possible, to provide information

about instructions, training, signage, and other general

updates.

o Through use of announcements at faculty/employee meetings

to facilitate building or department-wide communications.

o Technology and connectivity: Pinnacle families and staff will

be surveyed on the level of access to devices and high speed

internet. In the event a student does not have access to

devices or high speed internet Pinnacle will work with placing

school district. Pinnacle will provide appropriate access to

their staff.

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7. Preparation for Contact Tracing:

a. Require Employees to Maintain a Continuous Log of students,

other workers and visitors, with whom they had close contact

(within 6 feet for 15 minutes or more without masks) excluding

deliveries that are performed with appropriate PPE or through

contactless means. Signage will be posted at exits to remind

employee to complete this report daily. All supervisors will

maintain employee logs and ensure they are completed each

day.

b. Immediate Notification will be Provided to State and Local

Health Departments by Pinnacle management, if a student,

employee, or visitor was in close contact (within 6 feet for 15

minutes or more without masks) with others at the workplace

and tests positive for COVID-19. Cooperate with contact tracing

efforts, including notification of potential contacts such as

students and parents, workers, visitors (if known), who had

close contact with the individual, while maintaining

confidentiality required by state and federal law and

regulations.

8. Conspicuously Post Completed Safety Plans for employees and visitors to view.

9. Provide Building Administrators a List of Essential Visitors

expected to enter the building.

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Safety Drills Pursuant to Education law 807, Pinnacle will conduct evacuation and lockdown drills each

school year according to the school district guidelines and procedures. Pinnacle staff will instruct and maintain proper social distancing between students in accordance to the guidelines.

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STAYING CURRENT

To ensure that Pinnacle stays up to date on the guidance that is being

issued by the State, Pinnacle will do the following:

1. Consult the NY Forward website at forward.ny.gov and applicable

Executive Orders at governor.ny.gov/executive orders on a periodic

basis or whenever notified of the availability of new guidance.

2. Consult other resources as warranted, to stay current on COVID-19 guidance.

a. General Information New York State Department of Health

(DOH) Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Website Centers for

Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Coronavirus (COVID-

19) Website Occupational Safety and Health Administration

(OSHA) COVID-19 Website

b. Workplace Guidance CDC Guidance for Businesses and

Employers to Plan, Prepare and Respond to Coronavirus Disease

2019 OSHA Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19

c. Personal Protective Equipment Guidance DOH Interim

Guidance on Executive Order 202.16 Requiring Face Coverings

for Public and Private Employees OSHA Personal Protective

Equipment

d. Cleaning and Disinfecting Guidance New York State Department

of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Registered Disinfectants

of COVID-19 DOH Interim Guidance for Cleaning and

Disinfection of Public and Private Facilities for COVID-19 CDC

Cleaning and Disinfecting Facilities

e. Screening and Testing Guidance DOH COVID-19 Testing CDC COVID-19 Symptoms

Pinnacle COVID-19 Staff

Screening Questionnaire All staff must complete and submit this questionnaire before entry into school

district facilities. If you answer yes to any of the following questions, please do

not enter school facilities and contact your supervisor.

* Required

1. Date * Temperature _________________

Example: September 8, 2020

2. First & Last Name*

3. Facility *

4. Have you knowingly been in close or proximate contact in the

past 14 days with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19

or who has or had symptoms of COVID-19? *

Yes No

5. Have you tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 14 days? *

Yes No

6. Have you experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 in the past 14 days? *

Yes No

Pinnacle COVID-19 Visitor Screening Questionnaire

All visitors must complete and submit this questionnaire before entry into school district facilities. If you answer yes to any of the following questions, please do not enter school district facilities and contact your healthcare provider.

Name Date

Have you knowingly been in close or proximate contact in the past 14 days with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 or who has or had symptoms of COVID-19?

Yes

No

Have you tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 14 days?

Yes

No

Have you experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 in the past 14 days?

Yes

No

When in public, wear a cloth face covering over your nose and mouth.

Do not touch your eyes, nose, and mouth.

Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.

Stay home when you are sick, except to get medical care.

Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

Help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases like COVID-19.

cdc.gov/coronavirus

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6 ft

Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the

trash and wash your hands.

Stop the Spread of Germs

Stay at least 6 feet (about 2 arms’ length)

from other people.

Hands that look

clean can still have icky germs!

Wash Your Hands!

PPE is available upon request

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If you have any of these symptoms, please DO NOT come in:

Fever, cough, shortness of breath,

body aches, or sore throat

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