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Extreme heat information sheet : schools

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Information for schools about the risks of extreme heat, how to identify heat illness, how they and their staff and students can prepare for extreme heat events, and what actions can be taken to... More ≫

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Information for schools about the risks of extreme heat, how to identify heat illness, how they and their staff and students can prepare for extreme heat events, and what actions can be taken to reduce risk during an extreme heat event.

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COVID-19 information : guidance for schools (K-12) and school buses

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This guidance is intended to support school and school authority leaders in reducing opportunities for transmission of COVID-19 in schools under the 2021-22 School Year Plan.

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Resource guide for managing COVID-19 cases in school (K-12) settings

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This resource guide is designed to assist Alberta schools in addressing COVID-19 in the school setting. This includes information on case notification, school follow-up, exclusions, outbreaks and... More ≫

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This resource guide is designed to assist Alberta schools in addressing COVID-19 in the school setting. This includes information on case notification, school follow-up, exclusions, outbreaks and public reporting.

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CMOH order 48-2021 : 2021 COVID-19 response

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Record of Decision of the Chief Medical Officer, which sets out conditions for excluding unvaccinated K-6 students from in-person school attendance when there are three or more confirmed cases of... More ≫

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Record of Decision of the Chief Medical Officer, which sets out conditions for excluding unvaccinated K-6 students from in-person school attendance when there are three or more confirmed cases of COVID-19 who attended class while infectious within a five-day period.

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Maladies respiratoires dans les écoles : mesures de santé publique. Questions et réponses à l’intention des directions d’école

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Les élèves de l’Alberta retourneront à l’école à l’automne 2021 et la plupart d’entre eux retourneront à l’apprentissage en personne. Afin de réduire la propagation de la COVID-19 et d’autres... More ≫

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Les élèves de l’Alberta retourneront à l’école à l’automne 2021 et la plupart d’entre eux retourneront à l’apprentissage en personne. Afin de réduire la propagation de la COVID-19 et d’autres maladies respiratoires, les écoles adopteront, dans leurs activités normales pour l’année scolaire 2021-2022, des recommandations visant le respect des mesures de santé publique. Il s’agira entre autres d’encourager les membres du personnel et les élèves admissibles à se faire vacciner contre la COVID-19 et la grippe, de mettre en place des mesures environnementales comme l’entretien des systèmes de ventilation et des normes de nettoyage régulier, de promouvoir l’hygiène des mains, l’étiquette respiratoire et le repos à la maison quand on est malade. Les écoles ne seront pas tenues de mettre en oeuvre toutes les mesures sanitaires en place durant l’année scolaire 2020-2021. Les autorités scolaires continuent d’avoir la capacité et la responsabilité correspondante pour toutes les mesures locales...

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Recommandations pour la prévention et la gestion des maladies respiratoires dans les écoles

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Les recommandations fournies dans ce document visent à aider les écoles et les leadeurs des autorités scolaires à réduire le risque de transmission de ces maladies et infections parmi les élèves,... More ≫

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Les recommandations fournies dans ce document visent à aider les écoles et les leadeurs des autorités scolaires à réduire le risque de transmission de ces maladies et infections parmi les élèves, les membres du personnel et les visiteurs en proposant des options pour intégrer les bonnes pratiques de santé publique dans les activités normales dans le cadre du Plan pour l’année scolaire 2021-2022.

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Guidance for respiratory illness prevention and management in schools

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The guidance provided in this document is intended to support schools and school authority leaders in reducing the risk of transmission of respiratory infections (including COVID-19, influenza and... More ≫

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The guidance provided in this document is intended to support schools and school authority leaders in reducing the risk of transmission of respiratory infections (including COVID-19, influenza and common colds) among students, staff and visitors by providing options to integrate good public health practices into normal operations under the 2021-22 School Year Plan.

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Public health management of respiratory illness in schools : questions and answers for school administrators

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Students in Alberta will return to school for fall 2021, with in-person learning for the majority of students. In order to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 and other respiratory... More ≫

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Students in Alberta will return to school for fall 2021, with in-person learning for the majority of students. In order to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses, schools will incorporate recommendations that support good public health practices into their normal operations for the 2021-2022 school year. This includes supporting all staff and eligible students to get vaccinated for COVID-19 and influenza, implementing environmental measures such as maintaining ventilation systems and routine cleaning standards, promoting hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette, and staying home when sick. Schools will not be expected to follow all the previous measures used during the 2020-2021 school year.

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CMOH order 01-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health prohibiting attendance at early childhood service programs, day cares, out of school care, preschool programs, schools, post-secondary... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health prohibiting attendance at early childhood service programs, day cares, out of school care, preschool programs, schools, post-secondary institutions and other educational settings in Alberta, for the purpose of lessening the impact of the public health emergency caused by the prevalence of COVID-19 in Alberta. This order was amended by Order 04-2020 on March 20, 2020, allowing essential workers to have access to child care services operating under specific terms and conditions. NOTE: Effective June 12, 2020, this order was rescinded by CMOH Order 25-2020 (see Related tab).

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