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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]While it says this may change based on new guidance, I think this is total BS. Vaccinated people do not get additional protection, for themselves or others, from wearing masks: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html. CDC also says that they don't need to send vaccinated kids home if there is a case in the classroom. APS will continue to adjust measures for School Year 2021-22 based on latest guidance and best practices. Masks: Required in buildings and on buses Physical distancing & classroom capacity: Normal classroom capacity Recess: No masks required outside for recess Health Screening: No temperature checks; honor system symptom reporting, Isolation rooms no longer provided in schools Contact Tracing: Positive case in classroom: Elementary: all students excluded, Secondary: students in immediate proximity excluded Quarantine: 8 days with negative test on day 5*, Fully vaccinated individuals are exempt from quarantine, as verified by School Health Athletics & Activities: Indoor masks required, contact tracing requirements for students and employees Visitors & volunteers: Permitted with masks, screening and contact tracing *Students who do not participate in the APS testing program would continue to be excluded for 14 days from the date of last exposure. [/quote] Ugh, yes vaccinated people do get additional protection from wearing masks. The vaccines don't work as well against the variants and the vaccines have variable efficacy in different people depending on immune response. I'd be ok with unmasked for those who can prove vax status as there appears to be good protection if all unmasked are vaxxed. But definitely mask up those unvaxxed. [/quote]
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