Current Updates
Jan 26: At this time, GCS plans to remain on the current A/B schedule through the end of February. Continuation of this schedule allows us to maintain social distancing within our schools and classrooms. It provides time for staff who received the vaccine to complete the second dose. It also provides additional time for our community to decrease the spread of the virus. We will continue to monitor the community health climate and revisit this timeframe toward the end of next month.
Please continue to follow health precautions - mask up, wash up, and social distance - for our kids and for our community.
GCs covid reporting dashboard
Grayson County Schools updates confirmed positive COVID-19 cases within our school community each day. This information is provided by our school health professionals in cooperation with the Grayson County Health Department, which conducts the official contact tracing and notification. The dashboard is designed to provide transparency, while also protecting the privacy of those involved.
LINK TO CURRENT DASHBOARD
State and Local Health Links
KY Dept of Public Health Color-Coded Metric System and Guidance (Updated December 14, 2020)
KY DPH COVID Dashboard (Updated Daily)
KY DPH Daily COVID Report (Districts and Schools)
KY COVID-19 Website (includes state incidence rate map)
Grayson County Health Department
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
KDE/DPH GUIDANCE
View all state reopening guidance provided by the KY Dept. of Education and KY Dept. of Public Health, including Healthy at School.
Find It Fast
| Bus and Shuttle Routes | Menus (Students will receive Take-Home Meals for NTI days on the days they attend in-person school.) | UPDATED: Virtual students can pick up 5-Day Meal Kits Mon - Fri, 10 am - 1 pm at any school. Link to School Kitchen Directory |
| Technology and Online Learning Resources | January 2021 A/B Calendar (Revised 1.7.21) | 2020-21 School Year Calendar |
SCREENING AND REPORTING
GCS will continue to follow all current and updated Healthy at School requirements.
All students and staff will be screened upon arrival at school and should also be screened before leaving home. If your child has a temperature of more than 100.4, is exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, has been exposed or is awaiting test results, please do not bring or send them to school that day.
Link to Screening Criteria (Healthy at School)
Please continue to report all positive cases of COVID-19 to your school. Accurate data is essential to the safety of students and staff in our buildings. Reporting is also a state requirement for both families and schools.
Link to COVID-19 Response and Return Criteria
Please confirm with your school that your contact information is up to date and advise of any changes. This is especially important this year should your child become ill at school, for contact tracing, and for notification of potential COVID exposure.
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Daily Symptom Screening: If your child has a temperature of more than 100.4 and/or these symptoms, please do not send them to school. Parent Assurance for Daily Student Health Assessment. (Link to sample form) Requirement to Report - Parents and Schools. 902 KAR 2:220E: Per KRS 158.160, parents and guardians are required to notify a student's school of a diagnosed medical condition that may threaten the safety of the student or others in the school, within 24 hours of the diagnosis. |
Healthy at School: State Safety and Health Guidance and Expectations Updated 12.07.20 |
