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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Director here (DC). Kid out for 14 days minimum, can return with doctor’s note once the household member tests negative.  (You said “close” family member-is it a member of the kid’s household? If not kid quarantines 14 days since date of last contact.) Other kids in class can continue to attend unless original kid tests positive. In that case they’d  quarantine for 14 days from date of last contact with positive kid.

BTW, you may not personally like the above, but it is procedure.[/quote]

I think this is the protocol at our in-home daycare.  There was a similar situation where a sibling tested positive but no one else.  Honestly it was probably more nerve-wracking than it had to be because director did not provide much info and neither did the parents (it didn't take much detective work to figure out who it was).  So the rest of us ended up keeping our kids home for a week and getting tests just in case.[/quote]

Health information is private.  Nobody should have the expectation of knowing which specific child had COVID/was exposed.[/quote]

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