• Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE): Find a Vaccination Clinic
• Boulder County Public Health (BCPH): List of Vaccine Providers 
• Boulder Valley School District (BVSD): COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Children's Hospital Colorado: Vaccine for Kids
• Boulder Community Health: COVID-19 Vaccine (children and adults)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): COVID-19 Vaccines for Children and Teens

Stay home if you are sick or if you’ve been exposed to anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19.

Please call attendance as well as send an email to p2p.healthroom@bvsd.org and give your student’s name, date when symptoms started, what those symptoms are, and the date of exposure. Students or staff experiencing any of the following symptoms must stay home, may return when symptom-free for 24 hrs:

Major Symptoms	Minor Symptoms
Fever (100.4 or above) Cough  Chills or feeling feverish Loss of taste or smell	Sore Throat Runny nose / Congestion Headache Muscle / Body aches or pain Diarrhea  Vomiting / nausea Feeling extremely tired

Parents/guardians MUST report a positive test result to the school. If your student has tested positive or been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID please contact the Health Room to determine if they need to isolate/quarantine at home. 

There are a number of resources available to help guide you when your student is sick.
NOTE: BVSD follows CDPHE’s How Sick is Too Sick.

• How Sick is Too Sick - CDPHE’s recommendations on when students must stay home and when they can return to school.
• BVSD Health and Safety Precautions
• Stay Home When You Are Sick - CDC 
• Children's Hospital CO Q&A: Back to School in Year Two of the COVID Pandemic

If you have questions about returning to school/work after an illness, please contact the Health Room.

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Please see the linked Student Information from the Health Room flyer. The health room team is dedicated to the care of your student's needs!

Contact Donna Rader, p2p.healthroom@bvsd.org

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Click here to read BVSD's FAQs. Practices at Peak to Peak may vary, but we will generally follow the districts' guidelines.

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Boulder Public Health as well as BVSD Health Services has given us updated protocols as it relates to COVID as of 2/22/22:

If positive, isolate at home: 

• For 5 FULL days returning on day 6, day 1 is the day AFTER symptoms started. If no symptoms, day 1 is the day AFTER the test was administered

After 5 Full Days, Isolation can end if:

• Fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medicines
• Symptoms have significantly improved and the student is feeling well enough to participate normally in class
• It is recommended to wear a well-fitted mask for the next 5 days when around others 

A negative Covid test is NOT required to return after testing positive: 

• It is possible to test positive an additional 5-7 days with an antigen test and up to 90 days with a PCR test
• The infectious period for Covid is still 10 days, however,  the transmission rate declines after the first 5 days.

If exposed to a positive individual NOT IN the same household:

• Symptom-Free: Students that are exempt or up-to-date on their Covid vaccines are not required to quarantine, but they should wear a mask for 10 days. Up-to-date definition:
  • Ages 12 and older and have received all recommended vaccine doses, including a third dose if more than 5 months from the second dose.
  • Ages 5-11 years have completed a primary series of COVID-19 vaccines (2 doses)
  • Students are exempt if they have had a positive COVID test within the past 90 days (beginning AFTER 12/19/21).
• Symptoms: If a student has ANY symptoms they should isolate for 5 full days returning on day 6, day 1 is the day AFTER symptoms started:
  • test if possible, and continue to wear a mask around others for 5 additional days.

If exposed to a positive individual IN the same household:

• Symptom-Free: Students that are exempt or up-to-date on their Covid vaccines are not required to quarantine, but they should wear a mask for 10 days.
• Symptoms: Please contact the Health Room for guidance:
  • test if possible, and continue to wear a mask around others for 5 additional days.
• Not up-to-date or not exempt and the positive individual is in the same household:  
  • If able to isolate: Should stay home for 5 full days returning on day 6, day 1 is the day AFTER the last contact with the positive individual.
  • If unable to isolate: MUST stay home for 10 full days returning on day 11, day 1 is the day AFTER the positive individual’s symptoms started or test date if asymptomatic.
  • Notify the Health Room if your student develops symptoms or tests positive.
     

 

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Boulder County Public Health (BCPH) has rescinded the mask orders effective Friday, February 18th at 5:00 p.m. BVSD and Peak to Peak will align with this guidance and lift masking requirements. After 5:00 p.m., February 18th, masks will be recommended, but not required, for all persons aged 2 and older in our K-12 environment. This applies to all athletics, activities, and visitors on campus.

Because masks are still recommended, anyone who would like to continue to wear them will be supported by our staff. Our schools will continue to offer adult and child-sized masks to anyone who wants them.

For those in our community who are medically vulnerable and may have individual needs or concerns about this change, please let us know by contacting a member of the leadership team. Peak to Peak’s practices will align with BVSD’s individual processes for requesting individual accommodations. 

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We are continuing our on-campus testing which will now take place every other Wednesday. The last testing date will me 5/18/2022. If you would like to have your student tested every other week, please follow this link to have them opted-in. If you would like to opt your student out of testing please send an email to legal@covidcheckcolorado.org. Please include your student’s name, ID number, DOB, and school name.