• The student or employee must be enrolled in the JPS CUE COVID Testing program and agree to test two times between day 0 and 5 of last exposure, on non-consecutive days (days 2 and 5 are recommended)
• Tests done outside of JPS, home and antigen tests, and physician letters will not be accepted.
• The student or employee is Identified as a close contact of a COVID-19 positive or presumptive positive individual
• The student or employee is unvaccinated/not fully vaccinated and remains asymptomatic  
• Individuals who are fully vaccinated or have lab confirmed proof of a previous COVID-19 infection in the past 90 days are exempt from quarantine unless they become symptomatic.
• The student or employee must wear an approved face mask at all times for 10 full days from the last day of close contact. 
• Reasonable accommodations may be made on a case-by case basis for students who are unable to wear a mask so that they may remain in school after a COVID-19 exposure. 
• Except for contact sports (see K-12 sports below), TTS participants will be allowed to participate in extracurricular activities, social gatherings, and  field trips.
• Eligibility to participate in TTS will become null and void if the individual becomes symptomatic, tests positive, or fails to meet any of the above listed requirements for eligibility.

• The TTS participant will report to the testing site or be called for testing on the pre-scheduled dates and times.
• The TTS participant may continue to come to school/work until the next scheduled testing day as long as they remain asymptomatic.
• Test results will be recorded on a special TTS log for documentation.  If either test is missed, the participant must be quarantined for the remaining quarantine period.
• New close contact exposures during the TTS period will reset the TTS schedule to day 0 from the last day of close contact.

• Student athletes who are fully vaccinated, or who have tested positive for COVID-19 in the previous 90 days, can continue to practice and compete in contact sports following close contact with a COVID-19 case if:  
• • • They remain asymptomatic AND 

Must remain masked at all times from day 0 -10

• Strongly encouraged to test on days 2 and 6  following the last close contact. 
• Student athletes who are NOT fully vaccinated should refrain from participation for 5 days and can return to practice or competition on day 6 following close contact if:  
• They remain asymptomatic AND 
• They test negative for COVID-19 two times, between days 6-10, on non-consecutive days.
• Must remain masked at all times from day 6-10.
• It is the responsibility of the head coach to monitor and enforce this protocol.

• Pre K students and students in classrooms that take naps during the day, that are unvaccinated/not fully vaccinated, and  identified or reported as close contacts of a COVID-19 positive individual must quarantine at home for 5 days. 
• The student, if asymptomatic, can return to school on day 6 with a negative COVID-19 test administered no earlier than day 5. 
• A second COVID-19 test should be administered between days 7-10. 
• The student must wear a face mask on days 6 - 10.
• PK students that are unvaccinated/not fully vaccinated and  do not participate in TTS, must quarantine for 10 full days.

• Individuals that are identified as an unvaccinated close contact will receive a Modified Quarantine (Test to Stay) Exposure Notification (2A for the student or 2B for the employee) replacing previous notifications,  2A, 2B, 4A, and 4B.
• If the participant is already registered and consented for the JPS CUE testing program, no additional consent will be required.
• If the individual wishes to participate in the TTS option, the JPS CUE testing program registration/consent must be completed prior to being eligible.  The individual must follow regular quarantine guidelines until the registration/consent has been received.

• Close contact - Being within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over a 24-hr period OR  having direct physical contact with an infected person (hugging, kissing, sharing utensils, etc.)
• Contact Sports - sports in which some level of contact between participants is expected. Contact sports include, but are not limited to, football, basketball, soccer, wrestling, softball, baseball, volleyball, and cheer. 
• Fully vaccinated
• Students who have received 2 doses of an mRNA vaccine (such as Pfizer) 
• Staff who have completed the primary series of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine within the last 5 months, OR have completed the primary series of J&J vaccine within the last 2 months, OR have been boosted
• Mask exemption  
• A person with a disability, who, for reasons related to the disability, would be physically unable to remove a  mask without assistance if breathing becomes obstructed. Examples might include a person with impaired  motor skills, quadriplegia, or limb restrictions. 
•  A person with an intellectual, developmental, cognitive, or psychiatric disability that affects the person’s  ability to understand the need to remove a mask if breathing becomes obstructed.