We will continue to protect health and safety on our campuses by only allowing access to students, faculty and staff, and parents with specific permission associated with school business. However, should the current environment in Shanghai remain safe, we will evaluate hosting specific activities on campus.
Parents will be required to take their child’s temperature every evening and morning and report it on a daily basis. Failure to do so may prevent your child from entering SAS campuses or buses.
The Daily Health Self Declaration Forms must be submitted through the SAS TMS App, including weekends. Parents will find instruction on how to download and install the app in the SAS TMS Health Self-Declaration Manual - Parent.
For additional support, parents will find a video tutorial in the Transportation @SAS Folder in the Resources section in Schoology. Daily temperature reporting summary data information will be reported to the local government and SEC as needed.
Entry gates have been equipped with thermal imaging cameras. All students, faculty and staff will go through designated entry gates so that their temperature can be checked as they enter campus.
If there is a queue, students, faculty and staff will line up on the designated 1 meter spaced “Physical Distancing” markers outside the gate to maintain proper spacing as needed. SAS administration staff and security persons will be stationed in these areas to ensure proper queuing and spacing.
As students, pass through the entry points, security personnel will check the following:
Confirm and scan students valid SAS ID
Confirm the temperature scan is below 37.3°C
If the temperature scan is at or above 37.3°C, students, faculty and staff go to secondary screening. Additional details have been outlined in the Medical Response Protocols for each campus.
Students should not travel out of Shanghai unless for essential reasons. If they have traveled to a low risk area outside of Shanghai, in order to return to campus they must:
• Have no symptoms (fever, cough, fatigue, etc.)
• Obtain a negative NAT test from a Shanghai clinic, no more than 48 hours before returning to campus
• Report travel destinations outside of Shanghai through the TMS App
• Continue daily TMS submissions during travels
In the event a low risk travel destination becomes a medium or high risk area, it may be necessary for the student to submit to other requirements, such as remaining off campus for 14 days.
Parents who are invited to campus for any upcoming activity must:
• Have no symptoms (fever, cough, fatigue, etc.)
• Obtain a negative NAT test from a Shanghai clinic, no more than 48 hours before coming to campus, if they have traveled to a low risk area outside of Shanghai
• Print, complete and submit a signed SAS commitment letter at the gate (required for each adult; form attached)
• Scan below and show a green Travel Health Code that indicates you have not traveled to any medium or high risk areas.
• Have temperature checked before entering campus
• Wear a mask when entering campus and during the entire event
