Sheriff advises residents, visitors to leave
A Los Angeles Unified School District bus arrives to James Monroe High School on the first day of the fall semester on Monday, Aug. 14, 2023.LAUSD parents are being told to send their mildly sick children to school, but keep them home if they have more serious symptoms.In the immediate aftermath of the pandemic, children were told to stay home at any sign of illness.
If your child has a mild runny nose or cold symptoms that are not bothering them, and they test negative for COVID-19, send them to school.This guidance is significantly different than in past years when parents were told that any illness meant keeping kids at home., internal medicine and pediatrician at UCLA Health Century City.
Seshadri said children shouldn’t be treated in isolation. Time and again, grandchildren with a mild COVID case infect grandparents or other immunosuppressed adults. Dr. Seshadri said we don’t know how multiple COVID infections could affect children or their developing organ systems, including brain development.Can children get the newly formulated COVID shot this fall?
There are COVID vaccines available right now. Children six months and older can get the bivalent vaccine, which Seshadri recommends.
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