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[quote=Anonymous]My district is also on its second week of in-person school.  About 50% chose 5 day/week in-person and the other 50% chose full DL in an area with slightly better covid metrics than NOVA.

In person kids have to bring a signed declaration showing the kid's temperature and stating that the kid is showing no symptoms of covid.  Kids stay in the same classroom all day, and the teachers switch.  Lunch is outside and socially distanced, and it will continue being outside (probably) through the winter.  There are hand sanitizer stations everywhere.  Kids must wear masks, and the kids are all 6' apart in the classroom.  Compliance with covid rules has been great so far, but the school is also filled with pretty nerdy kids in grades 5-12, so no littles.

Teachers will teach both distance learning classes and in-person classes, but not during the same class period.  So, 1st period might be in-person, 2nd might be distance, 3rd is in-person again, and so on.  If a kid who normally has in-person school is feeling sick, the kid can stay home and then follow along with the distance learning classes instead.  So, there's no real reason to send sick kids to school.  It has been great so far![/quote]

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