As our youngest learners begin to return to campus, here are some helpful tips for packing lunches:
Covid-19 Information
St. Paul's is monitoring the global Covid-19 pandemic and assessing the conditions within our school community and local area.
Nothing is more important to us than protecting the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff. We are grateful for your partnership and will continue monitoring this situation and providing updates as necessary.
read our latest communication to our community below. |
2021-2022 School Year Update
Contact Us
If you have a question related to coronavirus and The St. Paul’s Schools or would like to report a potential exposure or information about someone in your household who is being tested for the virus, you may send an email to ERTcoronavirus@stpaulsmd.org. Please know that all personal health information will be kept confidential, although information may be shared with the public health officials who are working to protect our community.
Dashboard
JUNE 1, 2022 |
# of Active Cases |
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St. Paul’s Pre & Lower School |
Preschool: 0 Lower School: 1 |
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St. Paul’s School for Girls |
Middle School: 0 Upper School: 1 |
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St. Paul’s School for Boys |
Middle School: 0 Upper School: 2 |
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St. Paul’s Schools Faculty/Staff |
2 |
Covid and School Opening Correspondence
Four Pillars of Health and Safety
By following these practices at St. Paul’s, we can work collectively to protect our community and keep our campus open.
Click here to read more about our pillars of health and safety:
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Physical distancing and small groups
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Health screening and preventative hygiene
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Cleaning, sanitizing, ventilation, and disinfecting
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Communications and safety procedures training
Campus Information
The St. Paul's Schools takes very seriously our responsibility to keep our community safe. All buildings currently are open for learning. Any person entering campus (faculty, staff, student, or visitor) must complete a health screening.
Thank you for working with us to maintain a healthy community.
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Fever Policy
If a student develops a fever of 100.0 F or above, they should stay out of school until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the aid of antipyretic medication. The nurses will use their clinical judgment to evaluate situations on a case-by-case basis.
Community Pledge
As we teach students on campus amid the continuing pandemic, the partnership between home and school is more important than ever. Whether by completing a daily health screening or abiding by public health guidelines, we trust that our students, families, faculty, and staff will commit to upholding our community standards to help mitigate the spread of Covid-19 and keep our campus open.
To help reduce the risk of Covid-19 exposure at The St. Paul’s Schools, we expect all students, families, faculty, and staff to:
- Avoid unnecessary travel to areas with high rates of community transmission.
- Wear masks in scenarios where the school recommends doing so.
- Practice and reinforce hygiene measures.
- Stay home at the first sign of any illness.
Covid-Related News
Help us keep our community safe this Halloween! According to the CDC, many traditional Halloween activities can be high-risk for spreading viruses, but there are several safer, alternative ways to participate.
At The St. Paul's Schools, we have been brainstorming ways to help our first responders, who are serving our community so courageously through this pandemic. As our health suites are not currently in use, we determined we had supplies we could spare.