Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable 3-ply surgical masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask. Face xxxxxxx with cloth drapes will be provided for members upon request and may be used to the extent provided by CDPH guidance.
2. All adults and students, including those in pre-school and TK-2nd grade, must wear face coverings over both their nose and mouth at all times on campus, except (1) where the student and/or adult is exempt, (2) while eating and/or drinking, or (3) while taking a brief “mask break” outside of the classroom and distanced from others. . Students with documented medical or behavioral contraindications to face masks and cloth face coverings are exempt. A cloth face-covering or face shield should be removed for meals, snacks, naptime, or when it needs to be replaced. This includes family members and caregivers dropping off or picking-up students. CDPH guidelines call for individuals not able to wear masks to wear alternate PPE if able to do so (face xxxxxxx with drapes, etc.).
3. In situations where a student is not able to wear a face covering due to a developmental delay, medical condition, mental health condition or disability, each student’s individual need will be considered in consultation with their health care provider and parent/guardian, ensuring health and safety regulations are followed for the safety of all participants, provided that a medical recommendation is made for a student not wearing a mask.
Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable 3-ply surgical masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask.
2. All adults and students, including those in pre-school and TK-2nd grade, must wear face coverings over both their nose and mouth at all times on campus. Students with documented medical or behavioral contraindications to face masks and cloth face coverings are exempt. A cloth face-covering or face shield should be removed for meals, snacks, naptime, or when it needs to be replaced. This includes family members and caregivers dropping off or picking- up students. CDPH guidelines call for individuals not able to wear masks to wear alternate PPE if able to do so (face xxxxxxx with drapes, etc.).
3. In situations where a student is not able to wear a face covering due to a developmental delay, medical condition, mental health condition or disability, each student’s individual need will be considered in consultation with their health care provider and parent/guardian, ensuring health and safety regulations are followed for the safety of all participants, provided that a medical recommendation is made for a student not wearing a mask.
Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable 3-ply surgical masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if they have forgotten a mask. District shall provide reusable cloth face coverings to staff.
2. All adults and students, including those in TK-2nd grade, must wear face coverings over both their nose and mouth at all times on campus. Students with documented medical or behavioral contraindications to face masks and cloth face coverings are exempt. A cloth face covering or face shield should be removed for meals, snacks, naptime, or when it needs to be replaced This includes family members and caregivers dropping off or picking-up students. CDPH guidelines call for individuals not able to wear masks to wear alternate PPE if able to do so (face xxxxxxx with drapes, etc).
Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable 3-ply surgical masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask.
Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable N95 or KN95 masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask. Face xxxxxxx with cloth drapes will be provided for members upon request and may be used to the extent provided by CDPH guidance.
2. The SCUSD masking policy adopted by the Governing Board and effective March 12, 2022: • When Sacramento County falls to the “low community level” per Center for Disease Control (CDC) category, and remains there for four consecutive weeks, SCUSD will align with the CDPH guidance to strongly recommend masking, but not require masks to be worn in school settings. Until that category is met, SCUSD’s mask requirement remains in effect for all staff, students and visitors. • A return to the “high” community COVID transmission level per CDC metrics would trigger a required return to indoor masking. SCUSD would also consider resuming the masking requirement if Sacramento County entered “medium” community level depending on global/national/local trends. • SCUSD’s masking requirement would also resume if state or local public health officials issue a future order for school masking.
3. All adults and students, including those in pre-school and TK-2nd grade, must wear face coverings over both their nose and mouth at all times on campus, except (1) where the student and/or adult is exempt, (2) while eating and/or drinking, or (3) while taking a brief “mask break” outside of the classroom and distanced from others. . Students with documented medical or behavioral contraindications to face masks and cloth face coverings are exempt. A cloth face-covering or face shield should be removed for meals, snacks, naptime, or when it needs to be replaced. This includes family members and caregivers dropping off or picking-up students. CDPH guidelines call for individuals not able to wear masks to wear alternate PPE if able to do so (face xxxxxxx with drapes, etc.). [Insert standard adopted by the school board.]
4. In situations where a student is not able to wear a face covering due to a developmental delay, medical condition, mental health condition or disability, each student’s individual need will be considered in consultation with their health care provider and parent/guardian, ensuring health and safety regulations are followed for the safety of all participants, provided that a medical recommendation is made for a student not wearing a mask.
Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings. 1. The District shall make available disposable N95 or KN95 masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask. Face xxxxxxx with cloth drapes will be provided for members upon request and may be used to the extent provided by CDPH guidance.
2. The District proposes to follow the SCUSD masking policy adopted by the Governing Board and effective March 12, 2022.
3. All adults and students, including those in pre-school and TK-2nd grade, must wear face coverings over both their nose and mouth at all times on campus, except (1) where the student and/or adult is exempt, (2) while eating and/or drinking, or (3) while taking a brief “mask break” outside of the classroom and distanced from others. . Students with documented medical or behavioral contraindications to face masks and cloth face coverings are exempt. A cloth face-covering or face shield should be removed for meals, snacks, naptime, or when it needs to be replaced. This includes family members and caregivers dropping off or picking-up students. CDPH guidelines call for individuals not able to wear masks to wear alternate PPE if able to do so (face xxxxxxx with drapes, etc.).
4. In situations where a student is not able to wear a face covering due to a developmental delay, medical condition, mental health condition or disability, each student’s individual need will be considered in consultation with their health care provider and parent/guardian, ensuring health and safety regulations are followed for the safety of all participants, provided that a medical recommendation is made for a student not wearing a mask.
