COVID-19 Information
Close Contact & Positive Case
Close Contact at school
If no symptoms, then follow a modified quarantine. Stay at school, masked and social distanced. Test on the 5th day after exposure. If negative result and no symptoms, continue to stay at school. If unable or unwilling to test, quarantine at home for 10 days after date of contact.
Close Contact away from school
Then quarantine at home for 5 days after date of known contact. Test on the 5th day or later. If negative result and no symptoms, return to school on the 6th day. Fully vaccinated students may be able to do a modified quarantine and stay at school, with proof of vaccination, a negative test result, and no symptoms, but you must first contact the office for approval. If unable or unwilling to test, quarantine at home for 10 days after date of contact.
Close Contact with positive test result follow Positive Case action.
Positive Case
Stay home and isolate for at least 5 days. On day 5 or later, test with an antigen test. If negative result and no symptoms, return to school on 6th day. Mask and social distance. If positive result, continue testing daily until negative and no symptoms or return after the 10th day, even with positive test result and no symptoms. If unable or unwilling to test, self isolate at home for 10 days after date of contact.
If your student has ANY symptoms, they will be sent home, and you will need to contact the office before they can return to school. If your student is sick with any illness, please keep them at home.
COVID-19
Dashboard
Two Rock Union 2021-22
Confirmed positive COVID-19 incidents related to Two Rock Union School District will be posted to this page.
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"S.B." School-Based cases:
​a. school-based cases will potentially impact individuals' health and wellness at our school or office because there may be site-related exposure OR a positive case was on campus during an infectious period
b. a school-based case MAY cause classroom closure or other precautionary measures
c. we will follow the Sonoma County Office of Education COVID-19 response guidelines in regards to isolating and notifying close contacts, as needed
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Known "C.B." Community-Based cases:
a. community-based cases DO NOT impact individuals' health and wellness at our school or office because no one at the site was in close contact with the positive individual during the infectious period. Per the CDC definition, this means no one at the site was within 6 feet of the infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over a 24-hour period starting from 2 days before illness onset (or, for asymptomatic patients, 2 days prior to test specimen collection) until the time the patient was isolated
b. this dashboard will include all known community-based cases related to TRUSD; this dashboard may not reflect all community-based cases involving our staff and students because TRUSD relies on notification from public health or self-reporting from staff or families
c. we will follow the Sonoma County Office of Education COVID-19 response guidelines in regards to isolating and notifying close contacts, as needed.
*Important Note: TRUSD does not wait to notify close contacts upon initial report of a positive case. However, we do wait for official confirmation from the public health department before listing the case on this dashboard. This could result in a delay of cases appearing on this dashboard or a discrepancy between the number of notifications received and actual number of confirmed cases (when the case is not confirmed positive by public health).