Rules for Covid exposure and preschool

[Anonymous]

I just tested positive. My son and husband have tested negative thus far. As I read the OSSE rules, I can send my son to preschool as long as he is testing negative. He is 5 and fully vaxed. Am I right in reading the rules this way?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t, OP. I would really appreciate it if your kept your child home until you’re well and he stays negative.

How are you feeling?

[Anonymous]

DH got home from London last weekend and tested positive yesterday. My preschooler, toddler and I are all testing negative but I’m keeping my preschooler home anyway. And I informed the other parents in my preschooler’s class.

[Anonymous]

The CDC states that's the rules for vaxxed exposed people like your son can to work and school etc... As long as they test negative and wear a tight fitting mask.

[Anonymous]

We were exposed last week and let my kid's school know, we sent him to school in a kn95 and tested every morning before school. If your child isn't vaccinated it's a different story they have to quarantine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DH got home from London last weekend and tested positive yesterday. My preschooler, toddler and I are all testing negative but I’m keeping my preschooler home anyway. And I informed the other parents in my preschooler’s class.

thank you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just tested positive. My son and husband have tested negative thus far. As I read the OSSE rules, I can send my son to preschool as long as he is testing negative. He is 5 and fully vaxed. Am I right in reading the rules this way?

You probably could, but if you can keep him home a few days, please do.