As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to grow, EdSource is tracking how California K-12 schools are responding. There are 133 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in California as of March 9, and two deaths caused by the virus.
The California Department of Public Health released new guidance for schools about how to respond to the coronavirus outbreak on March 7. State and federal health officials are cautioning that older individuals and those with underlying health conditions are at greater risk than younger individuals.
Below is a list of all of the school closures in California that we know of so far. Let us know in the attached form if we missed any.
| School Name | School Type | District | County | Dates Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Archdiocese of San Francisco (All 90 schools) | Private K-12 | n/a | San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin | March 12-25 |
| School of the Epiphany | Private K-8 | n/a | San Francisco | March 8-10 |
| Notre Dame High School | Private 9-12 | n/a | San Mateo | March 9-11 |
| Serra High School | Private 9-12 | n/a | San Francisco | March 9-11 |
| ICA Cristo Rey Academy | Private 9-12 | n/a | San Francisco | March 6-20 |
| Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep | Private 9-12 | n/a | San Francisco | March 11-15 |
| Murietta Valley High | Public | Murietta Valley USD | Riverside | Closed beginning March 9 |
| All district schools | Public | Elk Grove Unified | Sacramento | March 7-13 |
| Aspire Monarch Academy | Charter | n/a | Alameda | March 5-6 |
| Lowell High | Public | San Francisco Unified | San Francisco | March 5-11 |
| Black Pine Circle | Private K-8 | n/a | Alameda | March 5-6 |
| Menlo School | Private 6-12 | n/a | San Mateo | March 3-5 |
| Presidio Hill School | Private K-8 | n/a | San Francisco | March 5 |
| Healdsburg School | Private K-8 | n/a | Sonoma | March 2 |