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COVID-19 Testing
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Cheektowaga Central will begin COVID-19 testing in January 2021.
Read the 12/17/20 Superintendent Message: COVID 19 Testing Program Details and Parent Presence
Read the 12/11/20 Superintendent Message: COVID-19 Testing Consent Form
Read the 12/9/20 Superintendent Message: COVID-19 Testing Plan
Complete by Monday, Dec. 14 - Student COVID-19 Testing Consent Form
Getting Tested is Easy - Watch our video
Information About the Test
COVID 19 Additional Antigen Testing Information for Parents 12-17-20
Read the Testing Q&A
District staff will be providing test results to students and staff and will be sharing the Erie County Department of Health fact sheet COVID-19: Quarantine vs. Isolation. A priority message: If someone has a positive test, they need to follow the instructions on the fact sheet which is to go home immediately and ISOLATE, and their household needs to QUARANTINE.
ECDOH contact tracers will be in touch with individuals who have a positive test result or their parent/guardian but that make take time. Isolation and quarantine are crucial to breaking the chain of disease transmission in our community.
Demonstration of Testing Process
Photo 1: Kim Rice taking the temperature of staff member Patricia PozdynPhoto 2: Kim Krempa, RN, and Kassie Morris, RN, wait on stage as Kim Rice manages the intake of patientsPhoto 3: Kim Krempa, RN, and Patricia Pozdyn, as staff member receives the testPhoto 4: Angela Brock, RN, in the second testing location