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As we look ahead to the re-opening of Florida and returning to work and school, I want to ensure new families and old that we are taking every precaution to protect the safety and health of our children, teachers and families as we always have.  We are meeting and exceeding guidelines recommended by the CDC in order to stop the spread of COVID-19.

What does this mean?

Expectations for our staff and school:

1.  We will continue to monitor, comply and in many cases exceed CDC guidelines for COVID-19.
2. All staff will monitor their health on a daily basis.  If they are sick or show any sign of COVID-19 they will stay home until released for work by a doctor.
3. All staff wash their hands frequently, including but not limited to when arriving to work, before serving food, before administering medication, after diapering or helping children in the potty.
4. All staff will wear gloves when distributing any food, administering medication, cleaning toys, when diapering or helping children in the potty as well as any other time that it is necessary.
5. All frequently touched surfaces will be cleaned and sanitized several times a day.
6. All toys will be cleaned and sanitized after each use/before another child uses it.
7. Staff have made a commitment to take appropriate precautions when not at work to minimize exposure to COVID-19.
8. Love Comes First will notify all parents if anyone in the school has been knowingly exposed to COVID-19

Expectations for our families:

1.  Monitor your child’s health carefully.  Do NOT bring your child to school if they have a fever, cough and/or shortness of breath.  Contact your pediatrician to get a clearance to return to school.
2. Parents should contact Love Comes First if thier child or anyone in the family is sick or shows any signs or symptoms of COVID-19.
3. Parents should notify Love Comes First if they or anyone in their family has been knowingly exposed to someone who has COVID-19.
4. Take appropriate precautions when in public to avoid your exposure to COVID-19. Follow CDC guidelines, link to CDC above.