Health & Safety - Perkiomen Athletics

ATHLETIC TRAINING

Lea Johnson is a graduate of West Chester University where she earned both a Bachelor and a Master of Science in Athletic Training. She also worked at West Chester as an Athletic Trainer to the men’s and women’s track and field, cross country, and cheerleading team, and most recently at Cabrini University where she was the Head Athletic Trainer for all sports.

Ms. Johnson's additional experience includes being a Teaching Assistant, Physical Therapist Aide, and Home and Community Support Aide. She is the Dwight Patterson Youth Scholarship Winner, A.T. Still University Osteopathic Medicine where she is pursuing her Doctor of Athletic Training, with expected graduation in June 2025.

Perkiomen Concussion Protocol and Return to Play

Student athletes who are exhibiting any of the signs or symptoms of a sports-related concussion

or other head injuries during practice or competition shall be immediately removed from play

and may not return to play until he/she is evaluated and cleared for return to participation by an

appropriate medical professional.

CONCUSSION PROTOCOL INFORMATION

COVID-19 MITIGATION MEASURES

Current Measures

Current Measures

Perkiomen School has required all employees and students to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the start of the 2022-23 academic year, except in cases of health or belief exemption. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have taken every possible step to safeguard our community’s health and safety, from wearing masks to healthy distancing to testing. The vaccination policy continues our efforts to ensure health and safety for our School community and our visitors and allow us to return to normal school activity to the maximum extent possible.

We will continue to implement a layered approach to health and safety measures.

Enhanced air filtration and air exchange continues in campus buildings.
Frequent hand washing and respiratory etiquette is required.
All community members should self-screen daily for COVID-19 symptoms.
Students, faculty, and staff should stay home or in dorm rooms when showing signs of an infectious illness AND contact their healthcare provider or the Health Center.
All campus spaces – indoors and outdoors – will be used to maximize community building and safety.
If riding a bus to and from school, students should follow the protocol of their school district regarding masking.