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COVID-19 Health and Prevention Guidance for Ohio K-12 Schools. 6. IMPROVING VENTILATION. COVID-19 is a respiratory virus that is highly transmissible by air. Improving ventilation is a critical intervention that can help slow the spread of the virus. ODH recommends that schools increase ventilation within classrooms and other common spaces ...

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COVID-19

Additional dose: A third dose given after a two-dose primary series (Pfizer/Comirnaty or Moderna) to people who likely did not have a protective immune response to the initial vaccination because they are moderately or severely immunocompromised. This additional dose is given at least four weeks after the second dose of the two-dose primary series.

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Abbott BinaxNOW Ag Home Tests Guidance Document (K …

As indicated above, the federal K-12 testing strategy is centered on the idea of using screening testing “to support and maintain in-person learning.” One resource that the CDC guidance sites for testing strategies is the Rockefeller Foundation’s report,

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Diagnosis, Treatment, and Quarantine

Mar 09, 2021 · Diagnosis, Treatment, and Quarantine Q: What should I do while waiting for test results? A: Tests results are typically returned within 48 hours, but may take longer. • If you have had suspected or known exposure or ongoing symptoms, stay home, monitor your health, and talk to your doctor or other healthcare provider.

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COVID-19

Children younger than age 18 who are not emancipated must have parental or legal guardian consent for any vaccine. A parent or legal guardian generally should accompany the minor to receive the vaccine, unless the administration of the vaccine occurs in a physician’s office, school-based or school-associated clinic setting or similar setting.

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Mask to Stay/Test to Play Option

Dec. 30, 2021 To assess whether an unmasked student can safely remain in the classroom setting, consider: • The masking policy of the school. o Universal masking policies reduce the risk of spread. o The more students who are wearing masks, the less the virus can spread. This reduces risk. • The testing policy of the school. o Testing is another strategy that schools could …

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Dec 23, 2021 · Scioto Paulding Clinton Preble Trumbull Monroe Wayne Hocking Ottawa Lawrence Franklin Fairfield Ross Union Miami Licking Morrow Clermont Tuscarawas Fulton Hancock Cases Per 100K 819.8 817.9 803.3 803.0 802.3 794.0 783.7 776.1 774.8 767.4 761.8 757.7 756.5 755.2 747.6 745.0 742.4 741.6 738.3 733.8 733.5 728.4 Cases Per Case Count

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SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON …

European Journal of Research in Social Sciences Vol. 4 No. 9, 2016 ISSN 2056-5429 Progressive Academic Publishing, UK Page 1 www.idpublications.org SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON CHILDREN: A STUDY OF AMASSOMA COMMUNITY IN

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Helping Families Support Their Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and ...

HELPING FAMILIES SUPPORT LGBT CHILDREN • FALL/WINTER 2009 Research from FAP shows that family rejection has a serious impact on LGBT young people’s health and mental health. LGBT young people who were rejected by their families because of their identity have much lower self-esteem and have fewer people they can turn to for help.

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EDUCATION & SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS

years old was highest in low-income families (11.6%) as compared to high-income families (2.8%; National Center for Education Statistics, 2014). •The success rate of low-income students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines is much lower than that of students who do not come

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An Overview of the 2021 Advance Child Tax Credit

Eligible families can receive advance payments of up to $300 per month for each child ages 5 or under at the end of 2021 and up to $250 per month for each child ages 6 through 17 at the end of 2021. Payments began July 15 and will be sent monthly through December 15 without any further action required. You can benefit from the credit even

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