The Spencerport Central School District continues to work diligently to ensure the health and safety of our learning community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We created this section of our website to provide helpful resources, as well as important updates on our efforts for the 2020-21 school year. Please continue to check these pages regularly for the latest news and information.
March 2021: updates
Frequently Asked Questions
Board INSIGHT: Spencerport Board of Education perspective on fully reopening schools
Board and Superintendent advocate to NYS for updated health and safety guidelines
Work of our Reopening Task Force and K-5 ad hoc committee
February 2021: Vaccination survey of staff
School districts across Monroe County have been encouraged to survey their staff to gauge who has received or intends to receive the COVID-19 vaccination. To support that effort, a voluntary Vaccination Survey has been conducted with the following results as of Feb. 9:
| Have you received the COVID-19 vaccination? |
- 30% (165) of staff indicated they have received one dose.
- 4% (21) have received both doses of the vaccine.
- 66% (363) indicated they have not received the vaccine.
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| Do you plan on receiving the COVID-19 vaccination as soon you are able to schedule an appointment? |
- 84% (427) of staff indicated they intend to get the vaccine as soon as an appointment is available.
- 16% (81) indicated they do not intend to get a vaccine.
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If you are planning on receiving the COVID-19 vaccination, do you have a scheduled appointment?
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- 57% (295) have scheduled an appointment
- 30% (157) do not have an appointment, but plan on receiving the vaccine.
- 13% (67) do not plan on receiving the vaccine.
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Get Rapid Tested
Help stop the spread of COVID by going to one of Monroe County's FREE rapid testing sites. Appointments can be made at this link, https://www.monroecounty.gov/health-covid-19-testing
Find a test site near you
NEW Quarantine guidelines
As of late December 2020, NYS updated its COVID-19 quarantine guidance to align with the latest CDC recommendations.
Under the new guidelines, people exposed to COVID-19 will be asked to quarantine for 10 days, rather than the previous 14 days. This quarantine can end after 10 days with no testing required.
Affected individuals are asked to monitor for symptoms for an additional 4 days and to self isolate should any symptoms develop.
Example COVID testing consent form
NYS flowchart for students with COVID 19 symptoms
(Notable among the updates is that students who are sent home for symptoms that may be COVID will need testing only at the discretion of their health care provider.)
Sept.: SCSD Handbook for Return to School
Additional links to resources and information below: