BSD will make available face coverings and face shields (where applicable) for use. You are also welcome to use your own face covering.

The district will also provide hand sanitizer dispensers for each classroom and a bleach/water solution and cloths for cleaning surfaces as needed.

We have provided the gloves to staff during summer school for meals in the classrooms. We would continue to do so during the regular school year.

Teachers will be made aware of students who have 504 plans or health plans and may need to work with the process coodinators and/or nurses to ensure compliance and safety for all involved.

Yes. You are welcome to leave on your lunch break and/or other breaks.

The important piece is we do not want deliveries made to the schools. (so, no Jimmy John's, Panera, Papa John's, etc) If you need food ordered, you are to order from OPAA until further notice.  If you order food from a restaurant and have it delivered, you will need to go outside to meet the delivery driver. We do not want people coming INTO the building.

If you are ordering for an event in your building, that also needs to go exclusively through OPAA at this time unless you plan to meet the delivery staff outside or go pick it up and bring it back to your location.

This is not a long term situation. We are working under critical conditions.

No drills will be conducted when social distancing is required.

Staff will need to take time to talk students through what to do in the event of an emergency.

Kids will eat in class after the bell rings for the start of the day. Again, practices will become more efficient as we practice this new procedure.

Buildings may need to revisit before school duty assignments to ensure classrooms are staffed.

This is not a long term situation. We are working under critical conditions.

We will follow the procedures we have in place.

We will provide guidance to teachers on what has been done during lunch and breakfast in the past so teachers can plan. 

The school nurse will also need to be involved in planning with the teacher, as each child's specific allergies may need different actions.

New, clean plastic bags are used every time. Again, this would be a process that may need to be reviewed at the building level if changes for distribution to students is needed.

The classroom teacher.

This is not a long term situation. We are working under critical conditions.

Each door should have a flat, rectangular door magnet that is easily pulled off in a security situation so you can keep the door locked. If your door does not have one, notify your principal/supervisor. 

Ensuring the safety of our school community is a joint effort. It will rely on the partnership of teachers, students, and custodial staff. While custodians will implement enhanced cleaning procedures, students and staff members are required to support their operations.

Each classroom will be equipped with a wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. Cleaning supplies will also be provided. 

Staff can wear "easy to wash" clothes; in other words, you can leave the dry clean clothes in your closet and wear scrubs, khakis, or other pants. Leggings are not acceptable.

The CDC says all clothing can still be washed according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Jeans are still reserved for Fridays.

Custodial staff will maintain this area more often as they will be doing with each classroom. Staff are also required to wear masks in these areas.

This will be an ongoing process that will increase in efficiency as the year continues.

No. Providing basic school supplies are on parents. Students learning virtually have also been instructed to purchase school supplies.