• Stop the spread

  • Kalamazoo County Health & Community Services - HCS County has moved into a "high" COVID-19 community level.

    At this level it is strongly recommended that you:

    • Wear a mask in indoor public locations (choose a multilayer surgical, KN95, or N95 mask rather than a cloth mask).
    • Stay up-to-date on your COVID-19 vaccines (if you need an initial dose or booster, visit http://vaccines.gov).
    • Get tested if feeling ill or if you have been exposed. Test before and after travel, as well as before gatherings, especially when events may include those who are at higher risk of severe illness.
    • Stay away from others if you are feeling ill, have been recently exposed, are waiting for test results, or have tested positive. If you test positive, talk to your doctor right away about treatment options to prevent severe illness.
    • Maintain improved ventilation throughout indoor spaces when possible.
    • If you’re at high risk for severe illness, consider taking additional precautions

COVID-19 Case Reporting

  • Per requirements from MDHHS, Kalamazoo RESA provides below a public notice within 24 hours of being notified of a KRESA-associated COVID-19 case. All new cases represent positive cases that have been reported by Kalamazoo County Health & Community Services on that date. Cumulative cases represent the total number of cases to date, including new cases.

    Please note that the case count does not reflect an outbreak within the agency. For a list of current outbreaks, please visit MDHHS’ school-related outbreak reporting website, updated every Monday. For more information about COVID-19 in Kalamazoo County, please visit the Kalamazoo County Health & Community Services COVID-19 Dashboard.

    If your child attends a KRESA classroom housed in another district, please visit that school district’s website.

    Kalamazoo RESA COVID-19 Dashboard

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response

  • Per Executive Order 2020-142, the KRESA Preparedness and Response Plan provides a description of instructional support and/ or the safety protocols provided by the district in Phases 1-3 (Remote Learning) and Phases 4 and 5 (In-Person Learning) and aligns with the MI Safe Schools Roadmap

Phases of Severity

  • Phases IV and V (In-Person Learning)

  • Phases I-III (Remote Learning)

Phase IV Protocols and Procedures

  • Phase IV Personal Protective Equipment Requirements

  • Phase IV Cleaning Procedures

  • Phase IV Food Service, Gathering, and Extracurricular Activities

  • Phase IV Busing and Student Transportation

  • Responding to Positive Tests

Phase IV Cleaning Protocols

  • Product Information

  • Cleaning Procedures

At-Home Learning

  • Family Resources
    Family Resources
    Teacher Resources
    Teacher Resources
    Unique Learners
    Unique Learners
    CTE
    Career & Technical Education

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