We have created a reporting tool for families and faculty members to easily send important information to the FRA Health Center. This COVID-19 reporting form is used to report any of the following:

     1. A positive COVID-19 test result
     2. An exposure to COVID-19

COVID-19 Reporting Form

The COVID-19 tests offered on-site at FRA will be PCR (non-rapid) tests. Results are guaranteed within 48 hours and will be accessible via an online patient portal for families to review. Currently, antigen (rapid) testing is not available.

Testing will be available to all FRA students, faculty, staff, and their household family members. Testing will be conducted by FRA Health Center staff members and offered to individuals who are symptomatic or have been identified as a close contact to a positive case. As per our agreement with PathGroup labs and our ordering physician, testing is not available for any other purpose.

AVAILABILITY
Testing will be conducted Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings from 7:15-8:15 a.m. and Wednesday mornings from 8:15-9:15 a.m. (excluding school holidays and inclement weather days) under the South Campus Portico. Please click here for a map of the testing location. 

REQUIREMENTS TO BE TESTED

• You must either be symptomatic or identified as a close contact to a positive case to be eligible for testing at FRA.
• You must complete a requisition form.
• You must complete a consent form for anyone under the age of 18.
• You must arrive with insurance information for each person.

SCHEDULING A TEST
Please email Georgie Goldthorpe to schedule a time for testing. We are not able to accommodate any walkups.

FORMS

• Consent Form (For anyone under the age of 18 not accompanied by a parent/guardian)
• Requisition Form 

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ORDER FREE TESTS FROM USPS

At-home antigen (rapid) tests are available through USPS by completing an order form at: https://special.usps.com/testkits

Quarantine Guidelines for Positive Cases

• Stay home for 5 days after symptom onset, or after positive test if asymptomatic.
• Return to school on day 6 if symptoms are improving or if asymptomatic.

Attendance Options for Close Contacts

Remote Learning: Student may quarantine at home for 5 days following exposure and attend classes remotely. A remote learning application must be submitted for this option.

In-Person: Student may attend school in person and monitor for symptoms following the date of last exposure. Student must remain asymptomatic.

Neither: Student may stay home and not apply for remote learning.

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How do you know if you were exposed to COVID-19?

• Living in the same household as someone with COVID-19
• Being in close contact with someone who has COVID-19. Close contact is defined as being within 6 feet for a total of 15 minutes or more without the use of a face covering. The CDC provides an exception for the school setting which defines close contact as being within 3 feet of a positive case.

Monitor yourself for symptoms:

• Watch for symptoms during the full 10 days after exposure
• Stay home if symptoms develop, contact your healthcare provider, and notify the FRA Health Center
  • New cough, difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell, fever, chills, congestion, sore throat, headache, fatigue, or nausea/vomiting/diarrhea

week of May 16

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Middle and upper school students will eat in the Weicker Center Dining Hall. Lower school students in grades K-4 will eat in the lower school dining hall, and pre-kindergarten and junior kindergarten students eat in their classrooms. Outdoor seating options will also be available.

Click here for more information on Panther Pay, Spirit Store and Cafe hours, and SAGE dining menus.

We will maintain social distancing when possible to help reduce the chance of virus transmission and limit close contacts. We will return to our normal campus model where students across grade levels and divisions will have the opportunity to interact with one another. Parents and students will have the option to opt out of these occasional cross-divisional events. 

We will continue to encourage frequent hand washing and provide hand sanitation stations across campus.

We regularly clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a Clorox Total 360 electrostatic spraying system and PURE Bioscience disinfectant. Classroom surfaces will be cleaned and sanitized nightly by our professional cleaning service. The school has additional daytime staff and evening cleaning personnel to provide the necessary work force to clean and sanitize classrooms, restrooms, and common areas. We have hand-sanitation dispensers around campus and provide regularly scheduled hand sanitizing breaks throughout the day. An additional disinfectant will be sprayed in all classrooms and common areas on campus every other weekend.  

We have upgraded air filters in all air conditioning units across campus and added plasma generators to eliminate pathogens and bacteria in units that service common areas, multiple classrooms or areas where outside ventilation is not accessible. When possible, we will hold classes outdoors and provide regular outdoor breaks for students.