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COVID 19 Plan

Welcome to the 2022-2023 school year. In response to the changing nature of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the UHS Covid-19 Task Force continues its work to support the health and wellness of our students, faculty and staff, and families.  

Adhering to the most up-to-date guidance and directives from the California and San Francisco Department of Health, our comprehensive campus safety plan is informed by our core values of inquiry, care, integrity, agency, and interconnection. We remain committed to the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual well being of our students, faculty, and staff.  All of our decision-making, policies, and procedures adhere to state, county, and city regulations and are designed to support our entire community. For the most recent CDPH guidance, click here. 

UHS Covid-19 policies are in alignment with all current guidance from California Department of Public Health and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. As guidance continues to evolve, we will adapt as needed and updates will be shared on this webpage, in our Covid-19 Plan, and by email as needed.

  • The UHS Covid-19 task force will continue to meet weekly and as otherwise needed

  • Head of School Matt Levinson will meet regularly with leadership at peer schools

  • Task Force liaisons will attend regular, weekly information sessions with the CDPH

SFUHS is following all recommendations from the CDPH guidance, including air quality control, masking recommendations, hand hygiene, and more. Many mitigation measures and strategies have already been implemented and continue to play a central role in reducing the spread of COVID-19 on our campus. 

For current mitigation measures and guidelines for the 2022-2023 school year, please click the button below. Please note that as circumstances continue to change, we will respond quickly and may update our policies as needed. 


 

VISITORS TO CAMPUS

Effective Monday, March 14, masks are recommended but not required for all students, staff, and visitors (with proof of vaccination or recent negative test) on our campus.

We also expect that UHS community members who are not feeling well, or who are exhibiting COVID-like symptoms – even when testing negative – will mask out of courtesy, respect for others, and as a common-sense health practice.
 

KEY RESOURCES

  • CDC
  • CDPH
  • SFDPH
  • VACCINE INFO LINE :
    • Call 628-652-2700 to book an appointment, find a drop-in site, or if you have questions about the vaccine. You can also email sfvaxnow@sfdph.org.

TESTING SITES