PullmanPublic Schools

COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols for the 2021-2022 School Year

Please note the information is subject to change.

Updated information will be posted as it becomes available. 

Information for Families

Taking care of yourself and your family is taking care of your community.

If you do not have symptoms of COVID-19 and can come to school:

1. Wear your mask/face covering.
2. Practice physical distancing when able.
3. Wash your hands regularly with soap and warm water.

Our teachers and staff will be reinforcing these routines and practices. 

School Day Information

Helpful Resources

• COVID-19 Symptom Decision Tree (as of 10.4.21)

View COVID-19 Decision Tree for students, teachers, and staff at school along with testing requirements.

-Click here for COVID testing sites in Whitman County.

-Click here for local vaccination clinics.

• K-12 Schools Summer 2021 & 2021-22 School Year Guidance

This guidance provides feasible actions schools must take to reduce risks to student and staff from COVID-19 and allow schools to resume in-person instruction.

• Whitman County COVID-19 Resources and Information

Navigate Whitman County's COVID-19 resources and information including case data, testing, vaccines, press releases and other general information.

• State Department of Health COVID-19 Dashboard

View COVID-19 metrics for the state of Washington or by county. 

• Pullman Public Schools COVID-19 Dashboard

View COVID-19 cases and close contacts in our schools.

• 2021-2022 Health & Safety Protocols

Read about our Health & Safety protocols related to COVID-19

• PSD Safety Training for Families

Watch some fun videos to help families and students prepare a safe return to school.

• Virtual Calming Spaces

These spaces are for students, staff and families to find tools and strategies that may be useful in building resilience and navigating stress and anxiety. 

Stay informed with COVID-19 updates from the Department of Health, the World Health Organization, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, and your local health department.