We are following recommendations from the CDC and World Health Organization for preventing the spread of COVID-19 and protecting students and our staff.
Per the recommendations from global health organizations, Trinity has implemented, or is in the process of implementing, additional distancing measures.
- Continue to make hand sanitizer available in the waiting area and every classroom.
- Increase our cleaning and disinfecting regimens in between all classes.
- Continue to provide tissues to students upon arrival.
- Provide and require students to wear a cloth mask during class and faceshield and mask during lab.
- Permit students to wear disposable gloves if they choose.
- Remind students to wash their hands or utilize hand sanitizer upon arrival.
- Require students to provide a temperature check upon arrival.
- Require students to complete COVID-19 questionnaire upon arrival.
- You will be asked to acknowledge that you have not been in contact with any affected persons or traveled to affected areas and that you are not exhibiting any symptoms.
- If you are exhibiting flu-like symptoms, such as fever and/or respiratory difficulties, when you arrive, you may be asked to leave.
- Please cover your nose and mouth in case of sneezing or coughing.
- We are allowing students to wear disposable gloves and/or mask during class.
- If you are unwell or exhibiting symptoms, such as fever and/or respiratory difficulties, please contact your instructor in advance.
Program and class availability
We will continue to follow any new recommendations provided by government and local authorities as they develop.
- Milwaukee County- 83,676 confirmed positive cases - 978 Deaths
- Dane County- 32,790 confirmed positive cases- 179 Deaths
- Fond du Lac- 10,295 confirmed positive cases- 66 Deaths
- Kenosha County- 12,124 confirmed positive cases- 214 Deaths
- Racine County- 17,186 confirmed positive cases- 246 Deaths
- Washington County- 11513 confirmed positive case- 95 Death
- Sheboygan County- 11,197 confirmed positive cases- 93 Deaths
- Waukesha County- 33,808 confirmed positive cases- 330 Deaths
Know the signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and what to do if symptomatic:
- Stay home when you are sick
- Call your health care provider’s office in advance of a visit
- Limit movement in the community
- Limit visitors
Know what additional measures those at higher risk and who are vulnerable should take.
Implement steps to prevent illness (e.g., stay home when sick, handwashing, respiratory etiquette, clean frequently touched surfaces daily).
Create a household plan of action in case of illness in the household or disruption of daily activities due to COVID-19 in the community.
- Consider 2-week supply of prescription and over the counter medications, food and other essentials. Know how to get food delivered if possible.
- Establish ways to communicate with others (e.g., family, friends, co-workers).
- Establish plans to telework, what to do about childcare needs, how to adapt to cancellation of events.
Know about emergency operations plans for schools/workplaces of household members.
* Wisconsin Department of Health Services plans to update information by 2:00pm daily.
** Information obtained from the Center for Disease Control