It depends on the household situation of those 11 friends. For example, if one of the friends belongs to a household of four people, then the entire household (all four people) would need to join your bubble, not just the individual friend. Remember, social bubble membership is exclusive. So, in the off chance you’re “bubbling” with 11 other single (no children, live alone) adults, all of you would need to remain committed to stick with that same group for a minimum of three weeks.

An outdoor playground and/or recreational facility are:

• Fully outdoors
• Publicly accessible
• Free to enter and use
• Operated by a city, state, county or federal government
• Designed primarily to serve nearby residents within a half a mile
• Typically includes recreational equipment, like play structures, slides, swings, etc. intended to enrich children's physical health and development

This guidance does not apply to indoor playgrounds or family entertainment centers.

If a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19, the following things should occur:

• Information is reported to school administration.
• The person either stays home or will be sent home to isolate per Public Health Guidance.
• Families and household members of the student/staff are quarantined and should pursue testing through their health care provider, local community clinic, or Marin Public Health.
• Student families and Staff of the affected cohort are notified by either a phone call or letter.
• The respective student/staff member’s classroom is closed for 14 days from the last known exposure. However, the rest of the school remains OPEN.

For more detailed information, visit https://bit.ly/ExposureProtocols and review the Student & Family Handbook on COVID-19 safety.

Yes, but this is a higher-risk bubble. But please take your usual precautions with hand washing and sanitizing for the safety of your family and your social bubble friends. One tip: it’s important for people who create bubbles that include members at higher risk for serious illness to keep those bubbles as small as possible.

Yes. An adult must actively supervise each child at all times to make sure that children two years of age or older keep their face covering over their nose and mouth and stay six (6) feet away from adults and children outside their household.