COVID-19 (Summer 2021)

If you will be participating in Summer School Activities, plan for your COVID-19 test on campus based on the following participant schedule. If you cannot make it to the on-campus testing date for your participation group, you must have a test completed by that date in order to participate. Results take 24 hours to get sent directly to Nurse Olivia from the lab, from the time the test is taken.

COVID-19 ON-CAMPUS TESTING DATES

Friday June 4th 12-3pm 
Participants (including faculty): Emergency Prep and Basketball Skill Development Camp, student workers involved in setup, and the Basketball Camp.

Friday June 11th OR Saturday June 12th 12-3 pm
Participants (including faculty): Basketball Advanced Development Camp , Leadership Week for Girls, Wings and Things and Student workers for Orientation 

Friday June 18th OR Saturday June 19th 10am-3 pm
Participants (including faculty): Summer School Teachers, Summer School Students 

OFF-CAMPUS TESTING LOCATIONS

COVID TESTING TODAY West Hollywood
371 N La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048

COVID TESTING TODAY Santa Monica
814 Broadway
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Click here to schedule ALL COVID-19 Tests (both on site and off campus lab locations). All appointments must be scheduled through this link to ensure results come directly to the school; there is no need to send your results.

All visitors and campers are required to wear masks while at camp, except while swimming, napping, eating/drinking, or engaging in outdoor activities that require heavy exertion (such as jogging). These heavy exertion activities should be done while maintaining at least 8 ft of distance from others. This applies to all adults and to children 2 years of age and older. To support the safety of your employees and visitors, a mask is available to visitors who arrive without them at the security desk, as well as with Nurse Olivia. Click here for more information about masks. 

Click here for the current Los Angeles Department of Public Health travel guidance. 

Hand sanitizer effective against COVID-19 and additional outdoor hand washing stations have been placed throughout campus.  Wash hands regularly before and after eating; after coughing or sneezing; after being outside; and after using the restroom. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth o Cover coughs and sneezes Use a tissue to wipe your nose and cough/sneeze inside a tissue or your elbow. Campers and staff should wash their hands for 20 seconds with soap, rubbing thoroughly after application, and use paper towels (or single use cloth towels) to dry hands thoroughly.

All Marlborough Summer families are asked to commit to our community Health and Safety Pledge, which asks each all program participants to do their part to help keep our community safe and establishes several expectations and responsibilities around issues of personal health and safety and the overall well-being of the community. Please login to your Camp Brain account to commit to the pledge. 

The AUXS on campus screening app is conducted before students, visitors, and staff may enter the school. Screening must include a check-in concerning cough, shortness of breath or experience of fever and any other symptoms the visitor may be experiencing. A temperature check with a no-touch thermometer may be included in the symptom check at entry.

Employees and adults should complete their own screening questionnaire. Students and minors should have their parent(s)/guardian(s) complete the screening and can have it forwarded to their device from parent(s)/guardian(s).

You should complete a new AUXS on campus screening for every unique visit to campus, after 7:30 a.m. on the day you will be on campus. The system will NOT allow you to do it the day before.

If you have not installed the Safety App:

• Look for an email from AUXS.COM in your email folder and junk or spam folders.  It will give you instructions on how to install the app.
• If you cannot find the app, call Ida Dahan at 323-356-0761.
• Once you receive the email from AUXS.COM please follow their instructions and then you will be ready to answer the questionnaire and submit it (see below).

If you have already installed the Safety App:
Open up the safety app on your phone and access the On Campus  Screening Questionnaire.
Answer all questions, and submit the questionnaire.
Check your email for a campus pass or other instructions. You will receive notification about whether one can come to campus or not. This will be in the app and also an email. 

Troubleshooting the AUXS Safety Application

• Make sure you are completing the correct questionnaire for the correct person and that your login credentials correct
• Assure that the entire screening is completed. It will not let you submit the form unless ALL questions are answered.

Who should I contact if I'm having trouble? 

• If you are having technical difficulties with the AUXS application please email Ida Dahan at ida.dahan@marlborough.org 
• If you have questions related to health or symptoms, please contact nurse Olivia at olivia.ceja@marlborough.org OR at (323) 935-1147 Ext. 653

• New hourly, daily, and weekly cleaning and disinfecting protocols have been put in place.

• Classrooms, common areas, and outdoor spaces have been modified to support optimal physical distancing.  

• Single-stall modular restrooms and hand-washing stations have been added to assist with wait times and crowding. 

• A campus-wide, one-way circulation plan and signage scheme has been implemented to support physical distancing requirements.

• Touchpoints such as doors, faucets, dispensers, etc. have been converted into touchless access where possible.

Face coverings and symptom screening are required for all students, other community members, and essential visitors.
 

The school's personal protective equipment (PPE) supply has been be ensured to provide the necessary equipment and materials (masks, hand sanitizer, gloves, disinfectant, etc.) for all those on campus. 
 

All faculty, staff, and students will be trained on new safety protocols before Marlborough summer begins.

Parents and other visitors will not be allowed on campus unless essential. 

Our full-time nurse, Olivia Ceja is overseeing all symptom screenings and protocols.