Health & Human services

INFORMATION FOR SCHOOLS

Early Childhood Care Providers

• Guidance for Early Care and Education Providers (Spanish) (Khmer) (Tagalog)

Reopening Protocols and Tools for K-12 Schools

The State Public Health Officer requires all public and private schools (K-12) in counties in Tier 1 of the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, including the County of Long Angeles and the City of Long Beach, to remain closed to in-person learning with the exception of the following:

• Public and private K-12 schools may conduct distance learning.
• Public and private K-12 schools are authorized to provide small-group, in-person services in controlled, supervised and indoor environments for specialized services, targeted services and support for students with disabilities, English learners, at-risk students, and high-need students for no more than 25% of maximum occupancy.
• Public and private schools may also seek a waiver to operate in-person Transitional Kindergarten-2nd Grade (TK-2) classes only, as permitted by the Long Beach Health Officer.

TK-2 Waiver Process

• TK-2 Waiver Application
•  COVID-19 School Waiver Instructions
• Long Beach School Reopening Requirements
• Entry Screening Form
• Granted School Waivers

Schools (K-12) that are permitted to reopen for in-person learning must follow the Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools and the Protocol for COVID-19 Exposure Management Plan in K-12 Schools.

• Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools (LA County)
• Exposure Management Plan for K-12 Schools

Additional forms and tools

• Case and Contact Line List for the Educational Sector
• Template Notification Letters for Education Settings
• Exposure Investigation Worksheet for the Education Sector Tool
• Staff/Student Flow Chart(Spanish)
• Resources for Long Beach Schools

Reopening Protocols for Institutes of Higher Education

The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services is adopting a staged approach, supported by science and public health expertise, to limit activities permitted at Institutes of Higher Education until circumstances permit safe opening. Colleges and universities in Los Angeles County and in the City of Long Beach will not be able to resume all inperson academic instruction, at this time. Institutions may continue to offer in-person training and instruction for only for essential workforce whose required activities cannot be accomplished through virtual learning. All other academic instruction must continue to be done via distance-learning.

• Protocols for Institutes of Higher Education
• COVID-19 Exposure Management Plan for Institutes of Higher Education

   Granted School Waivers