Comprehensive Health and Wellness
In 2016, our district partnered with the Center for Rural School Health & Education (CRSHE) to access funding from The Colorado Health Foundation (TCHF) to create a Comprehensive Health and Wellness Plan. We received funding from TCHF and our district started the AIM-XL process in the fall of 2018. Please find the district's Comprehensive Health and Wellness Plan below. For further questions, please contact the District's Health and Wellness Coordinator, Virginia Drake, vdrake@moffatschools.org.
Click here to view the Moffat Consolidated School District's Health and Wellness Plan!
How Sick is too Sick?
Click here for the: How Sick is Too Sick guidelines
Basically, stay home for 24 hours after vomiting, diarrhea, or fever, otherwise COME, unless too unwell to participate in learning activities.
Did you know there is a Measles outbreak in Colorado Springs? Did you know if we have an outbreak in our area, it could mean 21 days of virtual school? Here is how we can all prepare to avoid this!
- CDPHE - Infectious Disease Guidelines: Measles
- CDPHE - Measles Current info webpage
- CDC - Measles Fact Sheet
- Measles is Highly Contagious Infographic
- Cover Your Cough Posters
- CDPHE - Measles communication toolkit
Gun Violence Prevention for Parents & Guardians of K-12 Students
AS REQUIRED by state law (House Bill 25-1250), the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is making gun violence prevention material publicly available for educational providers to access and distribute to parents, guardians, and legal custodians of elementary or secondary school students. This resource outlines steps you can take to keep your children safe and reduce the risk of
unintentional injuries, suicides, and firearm theft.
Resource Link: Click Here