For Summer Camp 2023, CAIS will follow our 2022-2023 Pandemic Response Protocols.
- For everyone’s safety, families are asked each day to monitor their children for the potential symptoms of COVID.
- All children and adults must stay home if they are sick.
- Per CDPH guidance, testing is not required unless a child develops symptoms. If a child is identified as a possible close contact of a positive COVID case, testing is recommended 3-5 days from exposure.
- If your child develops symptoms please test them (at home tests are acceptable) and alert covidresponse@cais.org right away regarding any positive test results.
- Children who have not tested positive for COVID may continue to attend camp as long as they are asymptomatic.
Some specific modifications for Summer Camp 2023 include the following:
Communication During Summer Camp
- If a camper or instructor tests positive, they will be sent home (or will need to stay home) and follow the SFDPH isolation and return to school guidelines (instructions will be sent directly to the family or faculty from the Auxiliary Program working with the Health Center).
- Please keep in mind that in accordance with confidentiality and privacy rights to which all individuals are legally entitled to, CAIS is unable to share any more information beyond the camp section in which a positive case was identified.
- For current CAIS families, please know that the COVID Response Notices at a Glance page used during the school year will not share information regarding Summer Camp cases.