Welcome to the COVID-19 Information Hub. Families and staff can use this site to find direct links to COVID related information and resources for the School District of Philadelphia.
We continue to work closely with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health (PDPH) to strengthen our health and safety protocols. Please check back often for the most recent information.
The School District of Philadelphia’s goal for the 2021-2022 school year is to safely welcome all students back to school for full in-person learning five days a week.
Families should report COVID cases directly to their school nurse or email coronavirusreport@philasd.org.
The School District of Philadelphia invites anyone seeking a COVID-19 vaccine to register for an appointment at one of our upcoming vaccine events taking place at various school sites.
The purpose of student testing is to provide an additional layer of prevention to slow the spread of COVID-19 in school buildings and extracurricular activities. The testing program is convenient, safe, and free of charge.
The School District of Philadelphia is partnering with DOCS Health, Wellstand Health, CHOP, and the Philadelphia Department of Health to make FREE COVD-19 Testing available for students.
This dashboard includes information about COVID-19 testing and confirmed cases for SDP students and staff in 2021-22.
Student athletes will continue to be tested twice weekly until they provide proof of vaccination by the deadlines. Student athletes who do not provide proof of full vaccination by the deadlines will not be eligible to participate in their sport until they are fully vaccinated.
COVID communication is often sent through Parent Portal. Sign up now to access to valuable information about your child’s education and school.
Please find the guidance for attendance expectations during quarantine and isolation here.
This page provides contact information and resources to assist you with getting the help you need with your child’s education, classroom, and school.
Meals are being made available for any School District student who is in virtual learning, either due to schools shifting to virtual due to COVID-19, or because they are quarantining at home.
Office of School Climate and Culture (OSCC) supports positive, equitable learning environments in which all students can experience belonging, build strong relationships, and fully engage with academic and social-emotional learning.