WHAT SHOULD WE DO IF A STUDENT BECOMES SICK WHILE AT SCHOOL?

• Students who appear to have symptoms at arrival or become ill during the day should be isolated promptly in a room separate from other students and sent home.   School nurses and clinic aides have specific protocols for handling such cases. If a serious medical emergency occurs, 9-1-1 will be called to support. 

CAN STUDENTS STAY HOME IF THEY HAVE CONCERNS AND COUNT AS AN EXCUSED ABSENCE?

• Sick leave policies remain in effect and students will be excused in accordance with the student handbook. 

Click here to access information in regards to the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)

WHAT SHOULD WE DO IF AN EMPLOYEE BECOMES SICK WHILE AT SCHOOL?

• Employees who appear to have symptoms should be sent home.   School nurses and clinic aides have specific protocols for handling such cases.   If a serious medical emergency occurs, 9-1-1 will be called to support. 

CAN EMPLOYEES STAY HOME IF THEY ARE SICK AND COUNT AS AN EXCUSED ABSENCE?

• Sick leave policies remain in effect and employees will be excused in accordance with the sick leave policies currently in place.

WHAT IF AN EMPLOYEE IS SICK AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY LEAVE REMAINING?

• Employees that have exhausted all sick leave and continue to be sick may advance sick leave or elect to use personal or vacation leave, if available to cover the absence.     If these options are exhausted, then the employee may request to take unpaid leave under the Unpaid Leave of Absence policy.

 WILL THERE BE ANY DELAYS WITH PAY DUE TO A FULL DISTRICT CLOSING?

• No, there should not be any issues and payroll will remain on schedule.

IF WE ARE CLOSED, WHAT ARE THE EXPECTATIONS OF TEACHERS/CERTIFIED STAFF?

• Classroom teachers and other certified staff will be expected to work from home during school closing.

IF WE ARE CLOSED, WHAT ARE THE EXPECTATIONS OF NON-TEACHING STAFF?

• All support staff will receive direct communication regarding job duties and expectations from their principal or supervisor.

WILL CLASSIFIED (NON-TEACHING) STAFF BE PAID IN THE EVENT OF A SCHOOL CLOSURE?

• At this time, our plan is to pay all regular, contracted classified (non-teaching) employees their regular daily rate in the event of a school closure due to the COVID-19 public epidemic. 

IF WE ARE CLOSED, WHAT ARE THE EXPECTATIONS OF TEACHERS/CERTIFIED STAFF?

• Classrooms Teachers and other certified staff will be expected to work from home during school closing.

IF WE ARE CLOSED, WHAT ARE THE EXPECTATIONS OF NON-TEACHING STAFF?

• All support staff will receive direct communication regarding job duties and expectations from their principal or supervisor.

WHAT IF WE ARE CLOSED AND AN EMPLOYEE IS SICK OR ALREADY HAD OTHER TIME OFF SCHEDULED AND CANNOT WORK FROM HOME?

• If the employee is sick, they would use sick time and if they had a vacation or personal day scheduled, they would still use that time as arranged.

IF SCHOOL IS CANCELED HOW WILL SCHOOL EVENTS BE HANDLED?

• If school is canceled, events and activities will be canceled as well.

All School Trips scheduled for spring break have been postponed.  

• Japan trip for June 2020 is postponed.

Marysville Schools is offering a way for parents/guardians to connect with possible child care providers during this challenging time due to the coronavirus.  

Are you interested in providing private child care services during the school closure for parents/guardians in need due to the coronavirus?  

• If yes, please click on the Child Care Information link below.

• Once on the Child Care Information screen, click on the form in order to provide your First Name, Last Initial, Age and your Phone Number.  PLEASE NOTE: this information will be open for the public to see from our website.

• If you want your information removed, please contact Amy Weinbrecht at 937-578-6100 or email her at [email protected] 

• Parents/Guardians will access this Child Care Information and may reach out to you directly to inquire about possible child care services.  

• Marysville Schools is simply making your information available to families during this challenging time.

Are you in need of child care for your child/children during the school closure due to the coronavirus?

• If yes, please click on the Child Care Information link below.

• Once on the Child Care Information screen, you will see private individuals and their contact information.

• This is your decision as a parent/guardian if you choose to establish a private arrangement with the individual for child care services.

• Marysville Schools is NOT screening any of the individuals who will appear on this list.  Parents/Guardians must decide next steps if they want to interview the person, screen individuals, etc… before making arrangements.

• Marysville Schools assumes no responsibility as the district is simply making possible private child care provider information available to parents/guardians.  This is a personal decision by each parent/guardian.

   Click here to see the Child Care Information