If my child is a direct exposure can they still attend camp?

Q: If my child is a direct exposure can they still attend camp?

VACCINATED children who are exposed to a positive case, may continue to attend activities at the J as long as they are symptom-free and fever-free and can mask the entire time at the J. UNVACCINATED children ages 5 and up who are exposed to a positive case, must quarantine. They may take a PCR test on day 5 or later. If the test is negative and they do not have symptoms, they may return to the J once the results are confirmed. Camp Simchah children and younger (ages 0-5) who are exposed to a positive case, must quarantine. They may take a PCR test on day 5 or later. If the test is negative and they do not have symptoms, they may return to the J on day 7 after exposure. If you choose not to test your child, they may return to campus, if symptom-free after 10 days of quarantine. Subject to change based on American Camp Association, CDC and Dallas Department of Health Guidelines

VACCINATED children who are exposed to a positive case, may continue to attend activities at the J as long as they are symptom-free and fever-free and can mask the entire time at the J.

UNVACCINATED children ages 5 and up who are exposed to a positive case, must quarantine. They may take a PCR test on day 5 or later. If the test is negative and they do not have symptoms, they may return to the J once the results are confirmed.

Camp Simchah children and younger (ages 0-5) who are exposed to a positive case, must quarantine. They may take a PCR test on day 5 or later. If the test is negative and they do not have symptoms, they may return to the J on day 7 after exposure.

If you choose not to test your child, they may return to campus, if symptom-free after 10 days of quarantine.

Subject to change based on American Camp Association, CDC and Dallas Department of Health Guidelines