Health and Safety News
As we continue navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, it is vital we remember and hold our common intention of wanting to provide and give our children quality Waldorf Education in a safe way.
We value all of our relationships within the community and think it is extremely special that we are able to come together and support one another through these unprecedented times. Please remember, your decisions have an impact on our community at large. Take care of yourselves and be conscious of your planning through this Winter season.
Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I have a safer holiday with my loved ones?
Please see our Travel and Holiday Recommendations for more information as well as the Safer Gatherings page from the Washington CoronaVirus Response.

What is the COVID-19 rate in Whatcom County?
Here is a link to the Whatcom County COVID-19 data page to stay up to date on confirmed COVID-19 cases. We are watching these numbers closely.

Have we had any cases of COVID-19 at WHWS?
As of November 10, 2020 there have been no confirmed COVID-19 cases found within teachers, staff or students since the start of in-person learning. 

What if someone in my child’s class or the teacher tests positive for COVID-19?
The Health and Safety Committee will evaluate by contact tracing to assess close contacts. We will make the decision of how to move forward with recommendations from the Whatcom County Department of Health.

Is it COVID-19 or the Flu?
Remember, DO NOT COME TO SCHOOL IF A STUDENT OR ANYONE IN THE HOUSEHOLD HAS ANY SYMPTOMS until they have been cleared by the Health and Safety Coordinator. 
The table below is provided to show how closely related symptoms for COVID-19 can be to a cold, the flu and allergies. 
Please see more FAQ's here.
Important Documents
Please take a moment to look at this important information. All of this information will be available on our website in the COVID-19 page soon.