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Each Lake County School District followed CDPH pandemic protocols and procedures because the March 2020 Lake County Declaration of Health Emergency, from the Lake County PHO, did not provide sufficient direction to the School Districts. This resulted in inconsistencies between and, sometimes within, the School Districts. The CDPH never definitively defined pandemic protocols and procedures until the CDPH March 12, 2022, guidance. The CDPH guideline was issued 2 years after the March 2020 Lake County Declaration of Health Emergency.
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The Lake County Superintendent of Schools held weekly meetings with the PHO or his representative attempting to facilitate consistent Lake 2021-2022 Lake County Civil Grand Jury Final Report Page | 116 County COVID-19 School District protocols and procedures. The Lake County Superintendent of Schools does not have the authority to mandate or direct each School District to follow a centralized procedure, program, or plan.
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Impacted parents experienced inconsistent COVID-19 protocols from district to district and from school to school within their district. RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations 3
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R1Page 117That the PHO anticipate the impact on Lake County School Districts’ parents and students prior to any Declaration of Local Health Emergency. [F1]
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R2Page 117That the Lake County Superintendent of Schools be authorized to manage and direct consistent School District protocols and procedurals in response to a Declaration of Local Health Emergency. [F2]
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R3Page 117That the Lake County Superintendent of Schools Office be staffed and receive appropriate allocations to insure consistent countywide responses for affected parents, students, and School District Staff. [F3] RESPONSES In response to Penal Code § 933 (c), the following Response is required: Lake County Superintendent of Schools R1, R2, R3 60 days Lake County Public Health Officer (BOS) R1 90 days Lake County Board of Supervisors R1, R2, R3 90 days 2021-2022 Lake County Civil Grand Jury Final Report Page | 117