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In order to achieve an appropriate level of compliance with the recent directive from Dr. Joseph A. Lapado, MD, PHD, Florida State Surgeon General, which addresses quarantining asymptomatic Escambia County School District (ECSD) students, new quarantining procedures will be implemented across the District, effective immediately.
Under this ruling, parents and guardians will have expanded choices relative to the quarantine of their children.
Students who are exposed to a COVID-19 positive case and who are asymptomatic, will no longer be required to quarantine. In this situation, if a parent wishes to send their asymptomatic child to school, no other action is necessary on the part of the parent or guardian.
Parents, however, do still have the right to quarantine their asymptomatic student(s) who have been deemed exposed to a COVID-19 positive case, for up to seven (7) days from the date of exposure. In order to help ensure the accuracy of attendance reporting, the parent or guardian of an asymptomatic student(s) who wishes to quarantine their student(s), must notify the school of this decision upon learning of the exposure to a COVID-19 positive case.
“This new directive has altered District, as well as parental, protocols,” stated Superintendent Timothy A. Smith. “This ever-evolving situation will continue to be a work in progress. We ask that our parents and the community continue to work with District personnel as we navigate these new directives.”
Symptomatic students or students who have been deemed COVID-19 positive, may return to school after:
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receiving a negative COVID-19 test result and remaining asymptomatic OR
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ten (10) days have passed since symptoms began or positive test result and have had no fever for 24 hours OR
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receiving written permission from a medical doctor licensed under chapter 458, an osteopathic physician licensed under chapter 459 or an advanced registered nurse practitioner licensed under chapter 464.
The District will continue to keep records of contact tracing, adhere to enhanced cleaning and sanitizing protocols, and encourage social distancing, where feasible.
Posted 9/23/21
In response to the State Board of Education’s Executive Order 21-175, Superintendent Tim Smith has provided parents and guardians of Escambia County School District students with updated COVID-19 guidelines for the new school year.
These guidelines can be found listed as a news item on the Escambia County School District website, as well as all school websites:
Visit ECSD’s web page at www.escambiaschools.org
ECSD TS-SP 080621
Posted 8/6/21Uniform Policy
Dress Code
Cordova Park Elementary is governed by the District-Wide School Uniform Standard. The District’s uniform consists of the following:
Tops: Shirts shall be collared and will be solid red, white, or navy blue. Breast emblems may be no larger than 2”x 2”. Sports team or college logos are not permitted. Pull-over sweat shirts or solid sweaters that are intended to be worn inside during the school day must be red, white or navy blue and may be worn over a uniform shirt or blouse. Allowable collars for shirts will be: scallops, turtlenecks, mock turtlenecks, button-downs, and plain traditional collars. Collars must be of the same color of the body of the garment. The current Cordova Park t-shirt may be worn any day of the week. Previous designs of the Cordova Park t-shirt, AR recognition t-shirts and jogging club t-shirts may be worn only on the designated t-shirt or “Spirit Day” (Tuesdays). Undergarments should not be visible.
Bottoms: Pants, skirts, shorts, skorts, or jumpers shall consist of solidcolored khaki, navy or black material. Denim may be worn and must be solid dark blue (no faded or stonewashed material) without any embellishments or designs.
Socks and Leggings: Must be solid in color and of uniform color – red,
white, navy blue, black, or khaki.
Shoes: Tennis/athletic shoes are required to participate in PE and/or recess and shall be worn every day. Students are not allowed to “change out” shoes for recess/PE.
Outerwear Garments: The dress code shall not prohibit students from wearing coats, jackets, sweaters, or other appropriate outer garments. These sweaters or jackets may only be worn outside the building. All sweaters or jackets worn inside the school must be solid red, white or navy blue (both inside and outside of the garment).
