Face Coverings for Students Sample Clauses

Face Coverings for Students. The District will provide varying sizes of face coverings for students in the event their face covering is soiled/lost/damaged. The District will provide face coverings to students when needed and upon request. Face xxxxxxx or other alternatives will be provided to students who are unable to wear a mask because the individual has a medical condition or disability that makes wearing a facial covering inappropriate or because the individual is deaf or hard of hearing, or is communicating with someone who relies on language cues such as facial markers and expression and mouth movements as a part of communication. Other alternatives to cloth face coverings will be determined on a case by case basis at each building in consultation with the building COVID-19 supervisor. Gloves will be made available for staff. Additional PPE (gowns, foot coverings, etc.) will be made available to staff in high risk classifications when appropriate per health agency guidelines as determined by the building COVID-19 supervisor.
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Face Coverings for Students. Information on student face coverings can be found in the 2021 COVID-19 School Guidance Checklist under section titled, “Face Coverings and Other Essential Protective Gear,” on pages 3-4. Teachers will be provided with an adequate amount of face coverings for students in their classrooms. It is understood that masks will be provided to students if they request a fresh mask.

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