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Ontario isolation, school dismissal rules now depend on COVID-19 vaccination status
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COVID-19 won’t have to isolate unless they develop symptoms or are directed to do so by public health.The new rule is part of updated provincial guidance issued today on managing virus outbreaks, including in schools.In its school-specific guidance, the province says fully immunized high-risk contacts of positive or likely COVID-19 cases don’t have to isolate or be dismissed from classes unless they have symptoms.
Toronto District School Board reveals ventilation system upgrade ahead of return to school Vaccinated individuals with symptoms who receive a negative COVID-19 test result can return to school if their symptoms improve over 24 hours, or after 48 hours if they had gastrointestinal symptoms.Unvaccinated, high-risk contacts of.
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