2022-2023 COVID-19 Safety Protocols
Bishop Alemany High School COVID-19 2022-2023 Protocols
Bishop Alemany High School is pleased to welcome all students back to campus for the 2022-2023 school year. This webpage contains important information and protocols that will help to provide consistent and continued safety for in-person learning. The health and well-being of every student and employee remains the school's top priority. It is incumbent on all members of the Bishop Alemany community to work together to follow all policies and procedures to maximize the safety of the entire Warrior family. Thank you for your cooperation and diligence in this process!
OVERVIEW
Campus Protocols:
- HAND WASHING AND SELF-CARE
- REMAIN HOME WHEN SICK
- FACE MASKS RECOMMENDED
EXPECTATIONS
Students Coming to Campus Must:
- never arrive on campus sick even if symptoms are mild.
- be conscientious of physical distancing.
- wash or sanitize hands frequently.
- face masks may be required for certain larger indoor gatherings.
Students Must Stay Home If:
- they feel sick, and should contact their primary care physician.
- they test positive for COVID-19.
- they meet LACDPH guidelines for quarantine/isolation.
- have a temperature greater than 100 degrees F.
- they have experienced cold or flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath, or other respiratory problems).
Parents Must:
- notify the Front Office if their student or a household member develops any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19.
- retrieve their student promptly from the Front Office or Classroom E9 (Isolation Room) if they become ill while on campus.
POLICIES AND PROTOCOLS
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING
HEALTH OFFICE PROTOCOLS
REMAIN HOME WHEN SICK
FACE MASKS
VISITORS
COMMUNITY WIDE COMMUNICATION PLAN / SCHOOL CLOSURE & QUARANTINE
ARCHDIOCESAN COVID UPDATE LETTERS
"COVID-19, the ensuing pandemic, and the isolation that we’ve all endured for the past year have served to remind us of the truly important values that we at Alemany hold dear — faith, morality, service, and community. As we reopen school, we are committed to honoring God, each other, and ourselves through the practice of those core values while striving for the excellence that Bishop Alemany High School represents."

Alexis Arnold-Cox
Principal