Sedalia 200 community,
On Monday, May 10, the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education voted to amend its August 2020 resolution to now make the use of face coverings optional, effective Wednesday, May 12. This is in accordance with guidance from the Pettis County Health Center Board of Directors. In alignment with the health board decision, starting Wednesday, May 12, face coverings will be optional for students and staff members.

CLICK HERE to read updated Pettis County Health Center quarantine guidelines

CLICK HERE to see results of the district's surveys of parents, staff members and student regarding face coverings
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In the event of a delayed start or cancellation of school, we will send out a text message, email and automated phone message with details as soon as the decision has been confirmed. We also will post on Facebook (facebook.com/SedaliaSchoolDistrict200), Twitter (@sedaliaschools) and on the district's smartphone app.

Decisions on delays and cancellations are based on the information district administrators have in front of them at the time. When the temperature or wind chill factors are below zero or when road conditions are unsafe is when the district will use the options discussed in the letter linked HERE.

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Attention 8th & 12th grade Parents/Guardians:
State law and health regulations require students to be properly immunized and provide verification to the school nurse, unless they have an appropriate exemption card from Pettis County Health Center on file. If your child is going into the 8th grade they must have one dose of Tdap and one dose of MCV (Meningococcal Conjugate). The first dose of MCV must have been administered after 10 years of age. 
Students who will be 12th graders are required to have two doses of MCV unless the first dose was administered at 16 years or older, in which case only one is required. At least one dose must be given after 16 years of age. Students will be excluded from school starting Sept. 14, 2020, if immunizations aren’t up-to-date.
The state has required these immunizations whether students are attending school in person or virtually.
Parents are encouraged to have their doctor's office or health agency fax or email the records to the appropriate office (nurse contacts are listed below) or they can scan and email the record themselves.

8th graders
School nurse Laura Beth Fisher, LPN
fisherl@sedalia200.org
SCJH fax: 660-829-6409

12th graders
School nurse Michelle Muths, LPN
muthsm@sedalia200.org
S-C High fax: 660-851-5393 

Immunization Clinics
Katy Trail Community Health
1-877-733-5824

Pettis County Health Dept
660-827-1130
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