Stay home if you are sick. Work with your instructor or supervisor for necessary accommodations.

Complete a daily health self-attestation to confirm you do not have symptoms of COVID-19. Please ask your department or program leadership about how to complete your health self-attestation. Please click here for instructions on what to do if someone refuses to complete a health self-attestation.

Wash your hands frequently for at least 20 seconds. Slow down and be thorough. This is your opportunity to protect yourself and others.

Practice social distancing of six feet or more. Be respectful of others. When sitting in meeting or classroom spaces, or when standing in line, be sure to leave six feet between you and others. Faculty, staff and students should facilitate this in their spaces. Safety is everyone's responsibility.

Wear a cloth face covering. Face covering must be worn by every employee, instructor, and student while on campus, unless you are working alone with no chance of human interaction. This is to prevent you from unknowingly spreading the virus to others. You may be carrying the virus and not even know it. You are encouraged to bring your own face covering to wear at work unless it has been determined by a safety officer that you need to wear something else. If you do not have a face covering, then please contact your supervisor to obtain one. Please click here for information on what to do if you encounter someone who refuses to wear a face cover. For more information on homemade cloth face coverings visit the CDC’s webpage (Links to an external site.).

Use personal protective equipment (PPE) if required by your department or program. Some jobs/programs may require additional PPE. Examples include gloves, gowns, and face shields. You will be notified by your program or department leadership if you need to use additional PPE.

Follow your department or program's COVID-19 Exposure Control Plan. These plans will be posted at each location. Please check with your department or program leadership for more information.

Check your campus emails and the Community Colleges of Spokane webpage regularly for updates. This situation is changing rapidly and updates to campus operations and/or procedures may be made at anytime. Please visit https://ccs.spokane.edu/News-Events/Coronavirus. for the latest information.

Social distancing means putting space between yourself and others. cdc.gov/COVID19