Updated: 12/10/20

I AM NOT SURE
please keep all household members home EXPOSED TO student or household
COVID-19 POSITIVE INDIVIDUAL member is not feeling well
What do I
and contact the health room »
nurse@charchrist.com OR
(704) 366-5657, ext. 2155 Close contact (less than 6 feet for 15 if student or someone in their immediate

do if...?
Health room is open from 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. minutes or more with individual who household has one of the following high
tested positive) » risk symptoms »
Symptomatic stay home for 14 days from day of
LAST exposure with infected individual
• Fever
• Chills
regardless of negative COVID-19 test results • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Positive covid-19 test » CCS COVID-19 Decision Chart • New cough
contact health room » • Loss of taste or smell
stay home and may return when household member awaiting results
• It has been 10 days since symptom onset or test result
AND
ASYMPTOMATIC Awaiting results » Contact health room »
• If a person tested is symptomatic and a COVID-19 test is
or two or more of the following symptoms »
• Sore throat
• Improvement of respiratory symptoms AND
recommended by doctor, household siblings should stay • Upset Stomach or nausea
• Fever free for 24 hours without use of fever reducing Positive covid-19 test no symptoms » home until test results return.
medication
contact health room » stay home for 10 • Siblings may attend school if household member is
• Diarrhea and/or vomiting
• (all three conditions must be met prior to return) • Headache
days from day of test during those 10 days symptom free.
if you have... • Muscle pain or fatigue
• Congestion or runny nose
Negative Covid-19 Test » household member tests positive
may return when
• Test results are submitted to the health room NO SYMPTOMS » SYMPTOMS DEVELOP » Tests positive » Contact health room »
• 48 hours after symptoms improve AND may return once... may return once... 14 days of quarantine for household members will begin Student must stay home until you »
• 48 hours fever free without use of fever reducing • 10 day isolation is • It has been 10 days since 10 days after household positive individual developed initial • Submit a negative PCR COVID-19 test to the health room.
medication completed. symptoms FIRST symptoms or date of test if asymptomatic. • In the past 48 hours you have been fever free without the
appeared AND use of fever reducing medication and symptoms are
• Improvement of symptoms Positive household member has self isolated » improving.
AND If household member is positive and other household members • Siblings may return once a negative PCR COVID-19 test
Alternate illness diagnosis • Fever free for 24 hours can avoid further contact, (no contact with infected person,) returns.
without use of fever may return to school 14 days from when the positive test
made by primary care physician reducing medication individual began isolation OR

• May return with doctor’s note submitted to the health • Submit a note from a health care provider stating you
room AND have an alternate diagnosis and health care provider
• Test results are submitted to the health room AND NO SYMPTOMS SYMPTOMS DEVELOP »
• It has been 48 hours since symptoms improved AND
Waiting on test results » » may return may return once...
has determined a PCR COVID-19 test is not needed.
• In the past 48 hours you have been fever free without the
• Individual has been fever free without use of fever stay home and self isolate until test results once... • It has been 10 days since use of fever reducing medication and symptoms are
reducing medication return. Siblings may attend school. • 14 day symptom onset or test result improving.
isolation is AND
completed. • Improvement of respiratory OR
symptoms AND
international travel » • Fever free for 24 hours • It has been 10 days since the start of symptoms.
Individuals will not be required to quarantine after international travel, however if any symptoms develop 14 days after travel without use of fever reducing • The past 48 hours you have been fever free without the
individual will be required to obtain a negative COVID-19 test. Individuals who develop any symptoms after travel must meet the medication use of fever reducing medication and symptoms are
following conditions prior to returning to campus: must be fever free for 48 hours without fever reducing medication, symptoms must • (all three conditions must be improving.
be improving and have negative COVID-19 test prior to campus return. met prior to return)