Common use of Face masks and Cloth Face Coverings Clause in Contracts

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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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. Face ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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. Deleted: . 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with cloth drapes will be provided for members upon request and may be used to the extent provided by CDPH guidance.extent 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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 N95 or KN95 3-ply surgical masks to staff to wear while on school grounds if staff or students may have forgotten a mask. Face ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with drapes, etc.). [Insert standard adopted by the school board.] 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.