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COVID-19 Dashboard

In an effort to provide transparency regarding Boulder Valley School District's COVID-19 cases, we have built a dashboard that includes data regarding BVSD's cases and letters sent to school communities.

It is important to note that students or staff included in a quarantine are being excluded as a precautionary measure.

Notification Process

Notification Process

Step 1: Based on symptoms or contacts, the school health team talks to the family or staff member to determine if there is a probable case or contact with a positive case.

Step 2: In collaboration with public health, the individual will be asked to stay home until isolation is over (10 days) or until their quarantine period is complete.

Step 3: Anyone identified as a contact of the positive individual will be notified and instructed to stay home for 10 days after the last exposure.

Step 4: After all contacts have been notified, a blanket notification is sent to the school community (staff and families) to be aware.

Step 5: The notification letter will be posted on the BVSD website dashboard page.

Active Cases

Active Cases: Active Cases include all cases that result in quarantines. This may include positive cases, probable cases and cases that are symptomatic and possibly awaiting test results.

Case Numbers: Not all COVID cases in staff or students will be reported on this dashboard. They will only be reported if they result in school quarantines, or if the individual was in the building during the infectious period even if no quarantines resulted.

Quarantine Numbers: The quarantine numbers below are only those due to exposures in school, not due to exposures outside of school.

Complete numbers of COVID cases in the community are indicated in the counties' numbers.

Inactive Cases: Cases in which the quarantine period has ended. Inactive Cases numbers do not includes cases where an individual was symptomatic and then tested negative.

All letters sent can be viewed on this page.

Elementary/PK-8/K-12 Schools

School/Department	Active Cases	Students Currently Quarantined	Staff Currently Quarantined	Quarantine Complete	Inactive Cases(2021)
Alicia Sanchez	0
Aspen Creek PK-8	1	0	1	January 26
Bear Creek	1 1	13 14	1 1	January 26 February 1	2
Birch	1 1	15 21	3 1	January 29 January 31
Coal Creek	2	36	7	January 26	1
Columbine	1	0	0	January 24
Douglass					1
Eisenhower					1
Eldorado					1
Fireside	1	17	1	January 24	1
High Peaks	1	25	3	January 30
Louisville Elem	1	25	1	January 23	1
Meadowlark	1 1	8 4	2 0	January 26 January 26	1
Monarch PK-8	1	8	0	January 26
Peak to Peak	1	0	1	January 23
Pioneer	1 1	18 19	1 0	January 26 February 1	3
Superior					1
University Hill	1	24	3	January 25	1
Whittier	1 1	0 24	0 1	January 24 January 31

Middle Schools

School/ Department	Active Cases	Students Currently Quarantined	Staff Currently Quarantined	Quarantine Complete	Inactive Cases (2021)
Casey					1
Broomfield Heights	1	9	0	January 26
Louisville Middle	1	3	0	January 31

High Schools

School/Department	Active Cases	Students Currently Quarantined	Staff Currently Quarantined	Quarantine Complete
Monarch High	1 1	13 6	0 0	January 29 January 30

BVSD Departments

Department/Building	Active Cases	Students Currently Quarantined	Staff Currently Quarantined	Quarantine Complete	Inactive Cases (2021)
Culinary Center					1
Transportation	1	0	0	February 2	1
Early Connections					2

Non-Active Cases September-December 2020

Non-Active Cases September-December 2020

* Positive Case: confirmed by test result
** Critical Symptom: Individual reported experiencing a critical symptom resulting in the quarantine of close contacts regardless of test result.
*** Symptomatic/Pending Test Results: Individual has reported symptoms of COVID that have gone unresolved/ test results pending
**** Probable Case: Individual has reported symptoms of COVID-19 and been in contact with a person who has tested positive.

Elementary/PK-8/K-12
See school letter at the bottom of this page.

School	# of Cases
Alicia Sanchez	1****
Aspen Creek	2*
BCSIS	1***
Birch	1*
Broomfield Heights	2***
Boulder High	1*
Coal Creek	1*
Columbine	5***, 4
Community Montessori	2**, 3
Creekside	1,1***
Crest View	3, 1*
Douglass	1*** 4*
Eisenhower	4*
Eldorado PK-8	3*
Emerald	1**, 3
Fireside	1*** 1*
Flatirons	1**
Foothill	2, 1***
Gold Hill	1*, 1
Halcyon	1*
High Peaks	3*
Horizons K-8	1****
Kohl	1*
Lafayette	1**, 2
Lafayette SAC	1, 2***
Louisville	1*
Meadowlark	3*, 1*,1
Mesa	2***
Monarch PK-8	4*,1**
Nederland	2***
Peak to Peak	1**, 1
Pioneer	2*** 3*
Ryan	3**, 1
Superior	1*
University Hill	2**, 5
Whittier	1* 1***

Middle Schools
See school letters below

School	# of Cases
Angevine	1*
Broomfield Heights	2, 1***
Casey	4*
Centennial	2***
Louisville	1****
Manhattan	1*
Platt	1*
Southern Hills	2,1*
Summit	1*** 1*

High Schools

See links to letters below

School	# of Cases
Boulder High	8, 1**
Broomfield High	9,2 ***
Centaurus High	2, 1**
Fairview High	4*
Monarch High	4, 2***
New Vista	1*

Departments/ Childcare

School	# of Cases
Early Connections	1*
Ed Center	1*, 1
Transportation	5, 1***

Case and Outbreak Guidance

Return to Learning Guidance

When can a student return	Symptom
Critical Symptom 10 days remote learning	Loss of taste or smell
Major Symptom- if not resolved in 24 hours 10 days in remote learning OR Negative COVID test	Fever/Chills Cough Shortness of breath
Minor Symptom- if not resolved in 48hours 10 days of remote learning OR Negative COVID Test	Sore Throat Headache Muscle Pain Congestion/Runny nose Nausea or Vomiting Diarrhea Fatigue

When can a student return

Symptom

Critical Symptom

10 days remote learning

Loss of taste or smell

Major Symptom- if not resolved in 24 hours

10 days in remote learning OR
Negative COVID test

Fever/Chills
Cough
Shortness of breath

Minor Symptom- if not resolved in 48hours

10 days of remote learning OR
Negative COVID Test

Sore Throat
Headache
Muscle Pain
Congestion/Runny nose
Nausea or Vomiting
Diarrhea
Fatigue

CDPHE School and Childcare Case and Outbreak Guidance

Case Notification

Step 1: Based on symptoms or contacts, the school health team talks to the family or staff member to determine if there is a probable case or contact with a positive case.

Step 2: In collaboration with public health, the individual will be asked to stay home until isolation is over (10 days) or until their quarantine period is complete.

Step 3: Anyone identified as a contact of the positive individual will be notified and instructed to stay home for 10 days after the last exposure.

Step 4: After all contacts have been notified, a blanket notification is sent to the school community (staff and families) to be aware.

Step 5: The notification letter will be posted on the BVSD website dashboard page.

BVSD Response to Cases

BVSD Response to COVID cases

	Definition	How we respond
Single Confirmed Case	Confirmed with PCR test	Confirmed case isolates and the Classroom/Cohort is excluded (Quarantined for 10 days)
Cohort/Staff Confirmed Outbreak	Two or more confirmed cases from separate households within 14 days	Confirmed cases isolate and all students and staff in classrooms/cohorts are excluded and quarantined for 10 days If outbreak and exposures are limited to one classroom or two classrooms, school closure not necessary.
Suspected Outbreak	One confirmed + more sick within 14 days OR single case in multiple classrooms OR 10% absenteeism in school	All confirmed cases isolate at home (10 days) - close contacts quarantine 10 days and we work with public health to determine next steps.
Confirmed School Outbreak	Three or more outbreak classrooms/cohorts	Confirmed cases isolate and all students and staff in classrooms/cohorts are excluded and quarantined for 10 days Consider school closure for up to 10 days

Cohorts

A student's cohort is a limited group of students that they interact with. This makes contact tracing and quarantining easier and limited.

Elementary: A student's main cohort is their in-person class. A student may also have a bus cohort, child care cohort, and small group cohort.
Secondary: A student will have a number of cohorts that matches their number of classes.