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Click here to find out why the CDC recommends children 12 years and older get vaccinated to help protect against COVID-19

To find out why the Sacramento County recommends children 12 years and older get vaccinated to help protect against COVID-19, select the Vaccine Information Sheet listed below:

Summer message to TRUSD families:
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Did you know that per public health guidelines, students vaccinated against COVID-19 will not need to quarantine if exposed?
The good news is that youth 12 and above are eligible to be vaccinated NOW.
See the flyers below to learn more and to schedule an appointment at a TRUSD school near you!
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Reopening Elementary Schools - A Message From Health ServicesGo to Top

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back to school safely during covid-19 - Newsletter from sacramento county public health
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Please click here to learn more!

Health Services Return to School Presentation
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Elementary Level:

Secondary Level:

COVID-19 SYMPTOM CHECK INFORMATIONGo to Top

COVID-19 Symptom Decision TreeGo to Top

COVID-19 INFORMATION
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COVID-19 Information

June 2020 TRUSD School Nurse Memo - Making a Doctor's Appointment During the COVID-19 School Closures
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Vaping Prevention: A Remote-Learning Curriculum

The Vaping Prevention: A Remote-Learning Curriculum addresses the health risks of using e-cigarettes/vapes, including JUUL and Puff Bar; the increased risk of severe COVID-19 infection for e-cigarette/vape users; and marketing tactics used by nicotine companies to target youth. We also include an accompanying student assignment. The entire new curriculum is on the Tobacco Prevention Toolkit.

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MISSION: Promote optimal health and academic success for all students through active teamwork between family, community and all educators every day.

VISION: Build a cohesive health team with common goals to provide students with the skills and services needed for academic success and life-long wellness.

CORE VALUES:

Optimize student academic achievement through ongoing health interventions
Maintain ongoing communication to maximize health and safety
Incorporate health education programs to facilitate a healthy learning environment and increase health literacy

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