Quarantine and Testing Exemption for Fully Vaccinated Adults
Domestic travel: Fully vaccinated adults or those who can show proof of recovery from a positive diagnosis of COVID-19 in the past three months, and who are also asymptomatic, do not need to test or quarantine following domestic travel. Fully vaccinated is defined as being two weeks past the second dose in a two-dose vaccine regimen. Please note that fully vaccinated travelers must monitor their health for 14 days after travel, and if they experience symptoms potentially consistent with COVID-19, they must self-isolate until clinical evaluation and COVID testing. They also must continue to adhere to all recommended protective measures including wearing a mask (and using job-specific personal protective equipment), maintaining physical distance, practicing hand hygiene, and avoiding crowds. The School requests that minors who travel with fully vaccinated adults do submit a negative COVID test to return to school.
Fully vaccinated international travelers do not need to quarantine, but should test 3-5 days upon return. Unvaccinated children who travel with vaccinated adults will still need to quarantine and test as outlined above.