Parent FAQ About NAT Screening Scenario
- Where can we find the latest information about what’s happening?
- We have heard about NAT testing situations at other schools. How long would that take at SAS?
- Is the school prepared for such a schoolwide NAT testing scenario?
- What if there is a positive case in our student or teacher population?
- What can I do as a parent to prepare?
- What if I can’t successfully obtain an NAT testing QR code?
- If my child is not at school when schoolwide NAT testing is mandated, would she/he be asked to return to school?
- I am worried about my young child getting swabbed in the nose. Is the NAT test in the nose or throat?
- Will the students need to wait for the test results before being released?
- Would my child be allowed to leave after his/her test is completed or will everyone be dismissed at one time?
Where can we find the latest information about what’s happening?
We have heard about NAT testing situations at other schools. How long would that take at SAS?
Is the school prepared for such a schoolwide NAT testing scenario?
What if there is a positive case in our student or teacher population?
What can I do as a parent to prepare?
What if I can’t successfully obtain an NAT testing QR code?
If my child is not at school when schoolwide NAT testing is mandated, would she/he be asked to return to school?
I am worried about my young child getting swabbed in the nose. Is the NAT test in the nose or throat?
Will the students need to wait for the test results before being released?
Would my child be allowed to leave after his/her test is completed or will everyone be dismissed at one time?
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