Aggregated Public Health & Environmental Data for School Planning
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Important Notice:
This dashboard aggregates publicly available surveillance data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and environmental data providers.
It is intended for informational and situational awareness purposes only.
It does not provide medical advice, predict staffing levels, or replace guidance from local health departments or district administrators.
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National ILI Activity
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State ILI Activity
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🦠 CDC Surveillance — Current Season
NATIONAL · ILINET
Pathogen
CDC Status
Activity
ℹ️ Based on the most recent CDC national surveillance release. Pathogen activity varies by region and week.
Consult your state health department for local conditions.
📈 Community Respiratory Activity Indicator
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Composite index derived from CDC ILI activity level. Scale: Low → Moderate → High → Very High.
ℹ️ Context: Elevated community respiratory illness levels may correlate with increased student absenteeism.
Districts should consult local attendance data and health department advisories for operational decisions.
📍 State-Level ILI Data — Detected from ZIP
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🌤 Local Weather Conditions
OPEN-METEO · FREE
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🌫 Air Quality Index — EPA Scale
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📋 Public Health Snapshot — Composed from Live Data
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Composing situational awareness summary from live CDC + weather data...
🚌 School Illness Guidance — Reference Only
CDC SCHOOL GUIDANCE
⚠ Consider Keeping Students Home If...
Based on CDC school illness guidance
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Fever within 24 hrs — 100.4°F+ even if cleared with medication
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Signs of illness — Unusual lethargy, glazed eyes, or exhaustion
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Disruptive cough — Unable to participate normally in class
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GI symptoms — Vomiting or diarrhea within the past 24 hrs
✓ Generally Safe to Attend If...
Based on CDC school illness guidance
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Fever-free for 24 hrs — Without fever-reducing medication
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Mild symptoms only — Runny nose with normal energy level
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Able to participate — Can focus and engage in learning
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No GI symptoms — No vomiting or diarrhea in 24 hrs
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Hygiene Reminder — CDC Guidance
Norovirus is resistant to alcohol-based hand sanitizers. The CDC recommends soap and water as the preferred hand hygiene method during gastrointestinal illness outbreaks in school settings.
📡 Data Sources
CDC ILINet / SOPHIA
Weekly influenza-like illness surveillance. National and state-level data. Published by CDC every Friday.
✓ US Government · Free
Open-Meteo Weather API
Open-source weather forecasts by ZIP. Temperature, humidity, precipitation. No account required.
✓ Open Source · Free
Open-Meteo Air Quality
AQI, PM2.5, ozone from CAMS/EPA modeling. EPA scale applied. No key needed.
✓ Open Source · Free
OpenStreetMap Nominatim
ZIP code to coordinates and state name lookup. Used to localize data and link state health departments.
✓ Open Source · Free
Data Sources:
CDC FluView / ILINet (National & State Surveillance) ·
Open-Meteo Weather API ·
Open-Meteo Air Quality (CAMS/EPA) ·
OpenStreetMap Nominatim (ZIP geocoding)
Data refreshes automatically every 30 minutes. ·
This tool does not collect, store, or transmit personal health data, student records, or any personally identifiable information.
Designed to be FERPA and HIPAA compliant by default — no user data is processed or retained.
For informational use only · Not medical advice · CDC · Open-Meteo
Auto-refreshes every 30 min · School Health Situational Awareness Dashboard