CSD COVID-19 Data Dashboard

CSD COVID-19 Dashboard and Exposure Protocol Over Time

With our commitment to provide families with up-to-date information on the status of COVID-19 in our schools, CSD is launching a COVID-19 dashboard. While maintaining confidentiality requirements on behalf of those we serve, we will provide updates on the total number of COVID-19 positive cases in isolation and exposure-related quarantines in our schools on a given day. Data does not include students enrolled in the CSD Virtual Learning Option.

This chart is updated on Tuesdays and Fridays each week. As students/staff return from quarantine or isolation, they are removed from the school and district counts. Quarantine status in our schools can be a result of case exposure at home, school, or in the community. The graph of case and quarantine data below is how the district is tracking cases and is provided to offer context of the virus impact over time. Updated 10.16.20 3:15 pm

Note: This data represents the total number of COVID-19 positive cases in isolation and exposure-related quarantines in our schools on a given day. As students/staff return from quarantine or isolation, they are removed from the school and district counts.

Data does not include students enrolled in the CSD Virtual Learning Option.

Note: This data represents the total number of COVID-19 positive cases in isolation and exposure-related quarantines in our schools on a given day. As students/staff return from quarantine or isolation, they are removed from the school and district counts.

Staff includes all employees of the Cedarburg School District (administration, teachers, aides, paras, admin. assistants, maintenance, and custodians).

Classroom Teachers

In the event there is a reason a teacher cannot report to the building, every effort will be made to have the teacher stream live into the classroom, with another adult supervisor placed in the room to provide support, with a high degree of probability that the second adult will be a certified teacher. Rather than bombard parents with alerts, rest assured that at all times, all classrooms will have a certified educator leading the instruction, whether that is the regular teacher in-person, the regular classroom teacher streaming into the class or a substitute teacher in the classroom.

Note: Data includes both in-person and virtual participation in 2020-21 school year.