Health Office News

 

😷  Masks

Just a reminder to send extra masks for kids as they need to be changed every 2-3 hours, or at least once a day to ensure their effectiveness. 

Learn more about masks 
 

📝  Health Screenings

Health screenings are in progress.

Parents are going to be notified about their kids of being examined with immunization information and, possibly, a referral attached for further medical investigation to be conducted.

If you’d like to opt out for your child to be screened, please, - notify Health Office.
 

🎫  Daily Passes - Must Have

Please continue completing and signing your daily passes!!

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We would like to mention that we’ve noticed an increased incidence of GI concerns in the last few days.

Not to alarm anyone, but, if your child is not feeling well, and it is a GI related issue (vomiting/diarrhea), - please notify the Health Office as it would be helpful for us to know and to keep track of the occurrences.

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.
 

✈️  International Travel

14 days quarantine is still in effect for ALL international travelers.

Please keep the Health Office updated about your travel plans and return dates as we are constantly monitoring all COVID related information in the AAS community in order to make sure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. If you develop any symptoms, please, get tested, inform the Health Office, and provide your test results as soon as possible.

Also, if an individual family member travels alone outside of Russia he/she is required to isolate, the rest of the family members do not have to and can continue living their regular everyday lives, and to continue monitoring themselves for any possible symptoms.
 

💉  TBE vaccination

Vaccines order is in process.

For those that signed up, we will soon let you know about the rest of the details regarding your vaccination.
 

🌱  April break

Just as a general reminder, please continue to maintain personal protective precautions (masks and social distancing rules) if you do decide to travel during the break, and/or going to be spending time with large groups of people.

We would definitely you like you to enjoy your break and the sunny weather, however, we do worry about your well-being. Enjoy the sunshine and we will see everyone back at school after the break!

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
The AAS Health Office team.

 

😷  Masks

Just a reminder to send extra masks for kids as they need to be changed every 2-3 hours, or at least once a day to ensure their effectiveness. 

Learn more about masks 
 

📝  Health Screenings

Health screenings are in progress.

Parents are going to be notified about their kids of being examined with immunization information and, possibly, a referral attached for further medical investigation to be conducted.

If you’d like to opt out for your child to be screened, please, - notify Health Office.
 

🎫  Daily Passes - Must Have

Great job with daily passes these days! Please continue completing and signing your daily passes!!

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We would like to mention that we’ve noticed an increased incidence of GI concerns in the last few days.

Not to alarm anyone, but, if your child is not feeling well, and it is a GI related issue (vomiting/diarrhea), - please notify the Health Office as it would be helpful for us to know and to keep track of the occurrences.

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.
 

✈️  International Travel

14 days quarantine is still in effect for ALL international travelers.

Please keep the Health Office updated about your travel plans and return dates as we are constantly monitoring all COVID related information in the AAS community in order to make sure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. If you develop any symptoms, please, get tested, inform the Health Office, and provide your test results as soon as possible.

Also, if an individual family member travels alone outside of Russia he/she is required to isolate, the rest of the family members do not have to and can continue living their regular everyday lives, and to continue monitoring themselves for any possible symptoms.
 

💉  TBE vaccination

We are going to order vaccines at the end of this week.

Those that signed up, we will soon let you know about the rest of the details regarding your vaccination.

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
The AAS Health Office team.

 

😷  Masks

It was brought to our attention that students are not aware of the requirement to change their facial masks during the day, as they complained of them being “smelly”.

Please ensure students have extra masks for when they are at school, so that they could get them changed as needed, especially for younger kids. If you prefer to use cloth masks, please send a couple of extras and make sure to wash them well after use. Ideally, masks need to be changed every 2-3 hours, but it’d be great to have them replaced at least once a day to ensure their potency and effectiveness. 

Learn more about masks 
 

📝  Health Screenings

Health screenings are in progress.

Parents are going to be notified about their kids of being examined with immunization information and, possibly, a referral attached for further medical investigation to be conducted.
 

🎫  Daily Passes - Must Have

Great job with daily passes these days! Please continue completing and signing your daily passes!!

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We would like to mention that we’ve noticed an increased incidence of GI concerns in the last few days.

Not to alarm anyone, but, if your child is not feeling well, and it is a GI related issue (vomiting/diarrhea), - please notify the Health Office as it would be helpful for us to know and to keep track of the occurrences.

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.
 

✈️  International Travel

14 days quarantine is still in effect for ALL international travelers.

Please keep the Health Office updated about your travel plans and return dates as we are constantly monitoring all COVID related information in the AAS community in order to make sure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. If you develop any symptoms, please, get tested, inform the Health Office, and provide your test results as soon as possible.

Also, if an individual family member travels alone outside of Russia – the isolation requirements only apply to the traveler, he/she should isolate from the rest of the family in order to minimize possible infection spread.

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
The AAS Health Office team.

🎫  Daily Passes - Must Have

Great job with daily passes these days! Please continue completing and signing your daily passes!!

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.
 

✈️  International Travel

14 days quarantine is still in effect for ALL international travelers.

Please keep the Health Office updated about your travel plans and return dates as we are constantly monitoring all COVID related information in the AAS community in order to make sure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. If you develop any symptoms, please, get tested, inform the Health Office, and provide your test results as soon as possible.

Also, if an individual family member travels alone outside of Russia – the isolation requirements only apply to the traveler, he/she should isolate from the rest of the family in order to minimize possible infection spread.
 

💉  TBE Vaccines

Pre-order your vaccine dose by completing the form by  March 15 !

TBE vaccination is considered to be an effective and safe measure against the TBE virus. Immunization is recommended for people who live in TBE risk areas or who frequently visit forests and grasslands in TBE risk areas.

• 1st vaccine in the spring
• 2nd vaccine in 1-3 months
• 3rd vaccine in 5-12 months.

Please, indicate how many vaccines you are going to require as well. The price per vaccine is going to be  750 rubles .

PRE-ORDER YOUR TBE VACCINE HERE

📝  Health Screenings

Health screenings are in progress of being planned for each division.

More information is coming during this week!

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
The AAS Health Office team.

💉  TBE Vaccines

Pre-order your vaccine dose by completing the form by  March 15 !

TBE vaccination is considered to be an effective and safe measure against the TBE virus. Immunization is recommended for people who live in TBE risk areas or who frequently visit forests and grasslands in TBE risk areas.

• 1st vaccine in the spring
• 2nd vaccine in 1-3 months
• 3rd vaccine in 5-12 months.

Please, indicate how many vaccines you are going to require as well. The price per vaccine is going to be  750 rubles .

PRE-ORDER YOUR TBE VACCINE HERE

📝  Daily Passes - Must Have

Great job with daily passes these days! Please continue completing and signing your daily passes!!

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.
 

✈️  International Travel

14 days quarantine is still in effect for ALL international travelers.

Please keep the Health Office updated about your travel plans and return dates as we are constantly monitoring all COVID related information in the AAS community in order to make sure everyone’s safety and wellbeing. If you develop any symptoms, please, get tested, inform the Health Office, and provide your test results as soon as possible.

Also, if an individual family member travels alone outside of Russia – the isolation requirements only apply to the traveler, he/she should isolate from the rest of the family in order to minimize possible infection spread.

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
The AAS Health Office team.

📝  Daily Passes - Must Have

The 3 questions on the pass can only be answered by parents/guardians. Please make sure to carefully fill out daily passes with legible information. If daily passes are not complete, the students are required to wait until the Health Office staff verifies all the required information with everyone’s parents. As a result, students may be late for their classes!

If you don’t have passes at home, students can have blank passes from their respective division offices.
 

🤒  Sick family members - Stay Home

If you have a family member that is experiencing any flu-like symptoms, please, keep your children home for the safety of everyone else in your home and our community. It’s been confirmed on multiple occasions that even minor symptoms, such as sudden headaches, general malaise, dry cough, and a runny nose - could be a sign of COVID, especially if there’s a combination of several symptoms together.

Moreover, if you have a family member sick with COVID, - everyone in the family should be tested and quarantined. We definitely recommend staying home and getting tested if you are having any questionable doubts about yours and your family’s health. If you are in doubt, - please, reach out to the Health Office for further guidance.
 

🤢  Any GI Issues / Fever Concerns

We also would like to remind you that if your child has a fever, he/she should remain home until fever free for at least 72 hours without any fever-reducing medications. In the case, if you child had an episode of vomiting/diarrhea – he/she should remain home for 48 hours until there are no further episodes for at least 24 hours before coming back to school.

All situations are unique, please, if you are in doubt, contact the Health Office and we will guide you further, depending on your situation.

Thank you for your commitment to keep our students and the AAS community healthy and safe!
 

The AAS Health Office team.