campus wellness
health and well-being
At Santa Rosa de Lima, we are committed to nurturing the whole child—mind, body and spirit. We believe that supporting the health and well-being of our students, faculty, staff, and families is an important part of creating a safe, caring, and welcoming campus.
As a school community, we encourage healthy practices that help protect our community.
Individuals experiencing illness symptoms should remain home if they have a fever and may return to campus when:
If your child is staying home due to illness, please notify the school office and provide a doctor’s note upon their return so their attendance can be updated.
As a school community, we encourage healthy practices that help protect our community.
Individuals experiencing illness symptoms should remain home if they have a fever and may return to campus when:
- They have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication, and
- Other symptoms are mild or improving
If your child is staying home due to illness, please notify the school office and provide a doctor’s note upon their return so their attendance can be updated.
masking protocol
Masking and COVID-19 testing are recommended for individuals experiencing respiratory illness symptoms or who have had a recent exposure. Masking is not required on campus.
Families may refer to the Los Angeles Department of Public Health for current health recommendations. Please see the resource links below for more information.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health- Home Page
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health- Respiratory Illness
Our school will monitor public health guidance and make adjustments as needed. We are grateful for the partnership of our families in helping us maintain a healthy, caring, and supportive school community.
Families may refer to the Los Angeles Department of Public Health for current health recommendations. Please see the resource links below for more information.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health- Home Page
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health- Respiratory Illness
Our school will monitor public health guidance and make adjustments as needed. We are grateful for the partnership of our families in helping us maintain a healthy, caring, and supportive school community.
