Wind Chill Index or Temperature

50˚F or above

Wind Chill Index or Temperature

33˚ to 49˚F

Wind Chill Index or Temperature

32˚F or below

Outside Activities

• Students can comfortably play outside for 30 minutes.
• Offer breaks for rest as needed

Outside Activities

• Allow students to rest in an area where the wind is blocked as needed
• Be cautious and allow student to go indoors if they become wet and chilled
• Take student complaints of cold symptoms seriously

No Outdoor Activity

Air Quality Guide for Ozone

Air Quality Index

Good (0-50)

No health impacts are expected when air quality is in this range.

Moderate (51-100)

Unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor exertion (refer to the student’s individualized health plan).

Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (101-150)

Students with asthma or other lung disease should limit prolonged outdoor exertion (refer to the student’s individualized health care plan).

Unhealthy (151-200)

Students with asthma or other lung disease should avoid prolonged outdoor exertion. All students should limit prolonged activity.

Very Unhealthy (201-300)

Students with asthma or other lung disease you should stay inside and avoid outdoor exertion. All students should limit outdoor exertion.

Heat Index or Temperature

89˚F or below

Heat Index or Temperature

90˚ to 99˚F

Heat Index or Temperature of 100˚ or greater

Outside Activities

• Students can comfortably play outside for 30 minutes.
• Offer water breaks and shade.

Outside Activities

• Allow students to rest in the shade
• Encourage students to drink water prior to activity and every 15 minutes during the activity
• Take student complaints of heat symptoms seriously

No Outdoor Activity