This page will be updated with the most recent guidance and information regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and practices in our schools. 

All Fond du Lac School District students and staff must complete the self-screening questions each morning prior to boarding a bus and/or reporting to school. Here is a link to our COVID-19 Health Self-Screener in English and Spanish.

The Board of Education approved on July 1, 2021, a mask optional policy meaning students, staff and visitors can wear a mask if they or their family deem it necessary. 

The CDC’s most recent guidance recommends non-vaccinated individuals wear a mask when community spread is low or moderate. When community spread is substantial or high, the CDC recommends all individuals to mask while indoors. The District will notify families when there is substantial or high community spread of COVID-19.  
With masking being optional, it is the responsibility of staff to remain neutral in regard to masking and value the individual’s choice.
However, there may be times when masking may be required by the District due to positive cases; for example, in a single elementary classroom or due to significant community spread.
The Federal Transit Administration mandated all individuals riding in a District vehicle must wear a mask until January 18, 2022. At this time, we are unsure if this mandate will be extended.

Wondering what to do if a student or staff member is experiencing symptoms or was exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19?

This data is intended to provide a snapshot of the number of students and staff out of school due to positive COVID-19 cases. When students and staff return to school they are deducted from the active cases data.