Safety

On-Site COVID Testing

Testing Dates & Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00am to 3:00pm

Testing Location:  Channel Islands High School by the Rincon Wellness Center

Instructions: Testing our students, staff, and faculty is the priority, but we are happy to accommodate family members of CIHS staff and students. In order for this testing service to be free of charge, we are required to collect health insurance information. You are required to bring a copy of the health insurance card and information as well as a copy of identification. Students under 18 need to have a parental consent form completed. 

Forms: 

Patient Test Request Form

Uninsured Patient Form - English

Uninsured Patient Form - Spanish

Parent Consent Form  <-- For students under 18 years of age. 

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Student Health Decision Tree

Students, if you are feeling ill and believe you may have been exposed to COVID, use the student health decision tree below to decide on your actions.

English Decision Tree

Spanish decision Tree

WeTip’s Anonymous Tip Line For Schools And Education

WeTip is an award winning anonymous crime reporting system. WeTip provides a comprehensive and personalized program that mitigates, deters and controls inappropriate and dangerous conduct and provides organizational transparency.

 

Call This Number 24 Hours A Day

No one will ask your name; you will remain anonymous.

(800) 78-CRIME | (800)-782-7463 

OR 

Submit a Tip

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How Does WeTip Work?

All calls to WeTip are anonymous not just confidential. Confidential means that someone knows your name and promises not to tell, until they are subpoenaed. Anonymous means that nobody knows who you are and there is absolutely no way to find out. We have no taping, tracing or caller ID. We have no way of knowing who the caller is.

When an informant calls the WeTip hotline, the very first thing they hear is “This is the WeTip Crime Hotline, do not give your name or identify yourself in any way.” If at any time the caller starts to identify him or herself, the operator will interrupt telling the caller “I have to disconnect this call, please call back and speak to another operator.” The reason for this is that we absolutely cannot know who is on the other end of the phone line, but we do want the information.

Once the anonymity has been established, the operator takes the caller through a series of questions. These questions have been developed through the aid of law enforcement and the purpose is to elicit as much information as possible. Many times the caller actually has more information than they realize.