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Temporary Pauses to In-Person Co-Curricular/Extra-Curricular Please provide any additional general comments Masking Social Distancing Testing Isolation and Quarantine Cleaning/HVAC Personal Hygiene Instruction Distance Based Learning Activities that you may have. If not Vaccinated. Not at this time Yes if having symptoms Yes Yes Washing hands If it is necessary Yes should be last case scenario or decision based on parent/guardian. No Masks to the best of our ability when necessary Students learn best at school. need to be offered I would like masking to be an option and to have a culture that respects individuals who are making the choice either Hand washing still needs to be a way. high priority. Yes - for everyone. Let's be safe for now and avoid the Not for students - what we did last need to shut down again. spring worked Should happen No comments No Masks. Washing hands is great to limit the spread of everything. That said, it feels more like COVID-19 theater to focus so closely on washing hands. We know that it is Teaching with a mask on is extremely difficult. So much of an airborne transmission; not what is said is lost by not seeing your mouth/expressions. surfaces. That said, I feel as though teachers should have the choice of wearing a mask if vaccinated. That is unless the region Truthfully, I feel as though last Also, the use of harmful chemicals increases in COVID cases. Then, masking should be year's plan (while difficult) to disinfect areas makes me necessary to limit the spread. was the best way to go in uncomfortable. What negative I would say we should do so only if cases which to limit the spread of impacts can be traced to the use do rise to an uncomfortable level during I'm okay with this process so I fear more so for students (who are not vaccinated -- as we COVID-19. If a student or staff of these chemicals, as much as the school year. We were able to make long as schools follow the same don't have a vaccine for them yet). We saw that summer has symptoms that match, we've used them, over time? I virtual learning work. Not perfect, mind pattern. It felt weird, last year, school was able to function pretty close to normal without they will have to be out of know the research may not be out you. That said, if the community is at risk when large sporting events were much of a spread at all. In this case, a close monitoring of school until a negative test is there on that. That said, that of higher rates of transmission/sickness, still taking place yet we weren't the regional spread is necessary in which to ensure that our shown (or an allotted amount equally makes me feel then we can be flexible in the way we all in-person. It sent a weird, students are healthy. of time has passed). uncomfortable. service our students. mixed message. If someone is showing signs I believe all students and staff should be required to wear or symptoms, a close contact masks. This is based off of the CDC guidelines and the I believe that social distancing to someone that has tested recommendation of Dr. Borge at Gundersen Health. I should happen if our community If someone is showing signs or positive or travels to a region I believe that cleaning should I believe it is our number one priority to believe that this is important to keep students, staff, and COVID count continues to rise, but if symptoms, is a close contact, with high covid cases they remain a top priority to reduce Reminders to wash hands, wear keep kids in school. If possible we should These activities should continue people within our community that are immune the numbers continue to stay low or travels to an area with a should isolate or quarantine the chance of spread, and I clean face masks and practice safe remain in person and adjust social unless covid cases are not under compromised safe and healthy. This will also allow our social distance shouldn’t be high covid case they should be until they have a negative especially think this is important and clean hygiene to help prevent distancing, masks mandates, and up our Students should remain in person control per the health schools to stay open and for everyone to stay safe. required. tested. covid test. come flu season. spread. cleaning if numbers begin to rise. unless the CDC guidelines change. department. If we need to--I'd prefer to wear masks and keep no no no no more cleaning normal. more hand washing no no optional everything else normal. Kids should wear mask at least until they are vaccinated be required if have symptoms lots of handwriting and sanitizing unless outdoors and distanced As possible or exposure as needed nessisary As needed I think a case by case I think a case by case approach makes the most approach makes the most I think it is unecessary unless our sense unless our community sense unless our community I think it should be business as I think it should be business as I think it should be business as I think it is unecessary unless our community spread community spread becomes spread becomes unusually spread becomes unusually usual unless our community usual unless our community I think it should be an absolute last I think it should be an absolute last usual unless our community becomes unusually high. unusually high. high. high. spread becomes unusually high. spread becomes unusually high. resort. reaort. spread becomes unusually high. N/A Social distancing, while good in theory, is very challenging to do at Not looking forward to doing this, the middle school level. Students but if it comes to this I feel that will adhere to the distance rule students Should be able to check when monitored and reminded, but Students should still be asked Necessary in cases where high out chromebook’s during distance- I plan to wear a mask during close interactions with in unstructured times throughout to stay home when showing percentages of students are not at learning, but then have to return students and/ or if students exhibit flu symptoms. the day, it doesn’t always happen. symptoms of cold and flu. Continue on a daily basis. school due to illnesses. them once school resumes. I sincerely hope that distance learning As a teacher and a parent in the requirements for teachers and students are district, distance/virtual learning closely evaluated. Last school year was cannot follow the same model as I hope students can safely emotionally, mentally, and physically exhausting Option masking or encouragement to mask with any type Is onsite testing available for last year. This is a major concern for participate in as many activities for all parties involved and is not a sustainable of illness (I.e. cold, cough) seems to make sense Less of a concern students/staff? No concerns No concerns my household. as possible. model. If we go virtual for any sort of extended Only if you test positive with I prefer that students practice time frame I’ll be quitting and working at Any means possible to keep kids in building. Please no masks Please no social distancing symptoms this, especially after PE Best Buy Yuck Yes please Virtual was awful experience for all. Will the same level of hand sanitizing take place as last year? The policy of masking when on buses but not in classrooms (Sanitize when entering and seems inconsistent. leaving a room) yes yes yes yes yes yes optional yes yes yes yes only if necessary Yes, especially for non vaccinated students but the CDC is Yes, 3 feet in the classroom. Options Yes when symptoms arise or Yes, continue the procedures as As needed if several students from a recommending all students and staff. to eat in the cafeteria for students. positive cases last spring. Yes As needed class are sick or on quarantine. Those who are not vaccinated should continue to mask inside. This should be continued Would not be interested at all Please keep the children in school! yes yes please please yes, if necessary yes yes yes yes no I would prefer not to wear one I would prefer not to worry about it Mandatory 6 ft mandatory I trust that the school district has my child’s No Yes No Somewhat Yes Yes Yes No Yes safety as number one priority No Yes Yes No No Yes Temporary Pauses to In-Person Co-Curricular/Extra-Curricular Please provide any additional general comments Masking Social Distancing Testing Isolation and Quarantine Cleaning/HVAC Personal Hygiene Instruction Distance Based Learning Activities that you may have. Yes lease don’t make the kids not have school or No No No No Yes Yes No No Yes wear masks during school that would be ideal. having a schedule yes please! like the one we ended on was nice optional optional recommended recommend always always too inconvenient inconvenient should still happen I do not want to wear one I don’t care if people come by me Better not happen in school Not fun, don’t learn online Please let us go to school Let’s just be normal please Let them happen like normal Masks are stupid let us go to school like normal In the children that cannot be vaccinated due to age, masking indoors should be considered if the county/city I appreciate all you have done to keep our cases begin to rise given the new variant.
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