Approved Plan And Board Meeting was Adjourned 8:32 Pm
This is one complete plan with all Phases being approved, so depending on what Phase the State is in will determine what Phase the School is in. Currently, the state is in Phase II, so if school started tomorrow we would be in Phase II and parents could choose to have their students in school or choose to remote learn from home. (See Below, Phase II) This is would be four days a week for in school students and Fridays dedicated to online remote learning assessments and check in for weekly progress.
St. Ignatius School District #28
Return to School Planning 2020-2021
St. Ignatius Schools are proactively looking at the return to school plans for the fall of the 2020-2021 school year. We recognize that we don’t know yet what impact Covid-19 will have on our plans for returning students to the building. We do know that Covid-19 is here and it will not be over anytime soon or ever. There are no guarantees at this time other than it will be present and at this time there is not vaccine or cure. With that said we have put together a four plan option below preparing to implement one or all of them as situations unfold. As a community, we need to be flexible and able to rotate from plan to plan fluently as situations change. We have surveyed staff and parents to get an idea of where everyone is at and as expected there are many mixed feelings across the board. We do not want to lose students and we will find a way to serve every student in our district to meet the educational needs of all students.
I. As of July 16, 2020 at 9am Lake County Health: Lake County: 51 Active, 3 Hospitalized, 0 Deaths. County wants to follow State Directives.
State Stats: 2096 Recorded Cases, 37 Hospitalized (1%) Deceased 34 (2%) Recovering 1110 (52%) Recovered and released from isolation 915 (45%)
II. Governor’s order for masks exempts schools for the mask order. Lake County Health recommends everyone wears a mask as much and as often as possible. We have ordered 3,000 masks and Thermal Temperature Readers for all schools.
III. Health Department recommends that students social distance 6’ and if within 6’ for no more than 15 minutes. So at recess as long as students stay 6’ apart or do not remain within 6’ for 15 minutes they are following the health department recommendation.
IV. If a student is tested positive that student will obviously be quarantined for duration of illness and a minimum of 14 days. Anyone who was within 6’ of this student for more than 15 minutes will also be quarantined for 14 days and this includes teachers, staff and students. If the original student comes back negative they can be allowed back in school. If a student was exposed to a person who tested positive (within 6’ for more that 15 min.) and gets tested and is negative that student is still quarantined for 14 days.
V. It takes 2-7 days to get back testing results.
VI. We will need to move fluidly through situations and be able to adjust as new situations arise.
VII. There is no cure, there is no vaccine and this will not be over anytime soon or ever.
We have a plan that will allow us to move from phase to phase and be prepared to move from 0 to 3 at any time.
State or Local Directives Safety and Health Protocols On-Site and/or Remote Other Information
Learning
| Phase 0 Local or State Stay at Home Order
Follow MHSA for Extra-Curricular Participation, Competition, Practice, Events, Open Gym, Camps
| All School Facilities are Closed to the Public and Students
| Full-Time Remote Learning · Same as the Spring: Start with End in Mind · Semester Expectations of Essential Understandings Delivered · Support and Online Tools as well as Study Guides Given for Essential Understandings · Teachers, Para’s Available for Support · Semester Evaluations Completed at the End of Semester or Quarter | · Teachers: On or Off Campus depending on State CDC recommendation and standards · Remotely Serving Students with Limited Contact –Teachers could be asked to be at work during normal hours 1-5 days a week depending on situation(s) · Maintenance: Evenings Cleansing and Cleaning of all Facilities (normal schedule) · Classified Normal Hours On-site Supporting Online and Food Distribution · Human Contact Limited to All |
| Phase 1 Restricted local or state operations- Limits group size at 10-15, without social distancing as per local or state order.
Follow MHSA for Extra-Curricular Participation, Competition, Practice, Events, Open Gym, Camps
Follow State Recommendations for transportation of students and staff
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· Masks Provided and Staff/Students Encouraged to Wear · Hand washing taught and time dedicated numerous times a day · Cleansing of buildings daily · No Public Visitors allowed | *School Administration will decide Option 1 (A) or 1(B) *Parents can Choose between Option 1 (A)/(B) or Option 2 Option 1 (A) · Blended Model of on-site and remote learning · Learning will occur two days a week on-site, with the remaining three days remotely · Classes will be divided into two groups one Group attending on ‘A’ Days and the other Group on ‘B’ days Monday-Thursday (We will divide this so families stay together) · Students will attend all 8 Classes 2x Week · There could be short term school closure (2-5 days) Option 1 (B) Elementary: Music, library, and NAS teachers move around to classrooms instead of students traveling down the hall. PE when doing the health portions. Breakfast and Lunch in classrooms. Modified recess schedule so no large groupings during lunch.
HS/MS: Block schedule with ‘A’ and ‘B’ Days Monday through Thursday. (We could also do 4 classes a Quarter with block every day and Quarter would count for semester.) This will limit student movement and allow teachers more prep time to support students that have chosen to be served remotely. Fridays will be optional for students attending regular classes. They can come to school and work in the library or in classrooms to work on projects or current classes. Students will be given front load material and essential understanding work to be completed for the upcoming week. On Fridays teachers will have time to check in and line out their remote learners.
Option 2 · Families could choose 100% Online Remote Learning (The Approach would be very similar to Phase 0) · We will make available the lesson plans and preparation for essential understandings weekly. Fridays will be dedicated to remote learning and teacher contact. Fridays will be dedicated to remote learning and contact of remote learners from staff to organize and assess remote learners.
| · Teachers: On-Campus · Serving students with a blended approach Monday through Thursday. Serving Remote learners and remote assessments on Friday. · Maintenance: Evenings Cleansing Facilities · Classified: Normal Hours On-site Supporting Students and Food Distribution
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| Phase 2 *Modified local or state operations- Limits on group size at 50, without social distancing, as per local or state order *Follow MHSA for Extra-Curricular Participation, Competition, Practice, Events, Open Gym, Camps *Follow State Recommendations for transportation of students and staff
| · Masks Provided and Staff/Students Encouraged to Wear · Hand washing taught and time dedicated numerous times a day · Cleansing of buildings daily · Limited Public Visitors | Option 1: Elementary: Music, library, and NAS teachers move around to classrooms instead of students traveling down the hall. PE when doing the health portions. Breakfast and Lunch in classrooms. Modified recess schedule so no large groupings during lunch.
HS/MS: Block schedule with ‘A’ and ‘B’ Days Monday through Thursday. This will limit student movement and allow teachers more prep time to support students that have chosen to be served remotely. (We could also do 4 classes a Quarter with block every day and Quarter credits would count for semester.) Fridays will be optional for students attending regular classes. They can come to school and work in the library or in classrooms to work on projects or current classes. Students will be given front load material and essential understanding work to be completed for the upcoming week. On Fridays teachers will have time to check in and line out their remote learners.
Option 2 · Families could choose 100% Online Remote Learning (The Approach would be very similar to Phase 0) · We will make available the lesson plans and preparation for essential understandings weekly. Fridays will be dedicated to remote learning and teacher contact. Fridays will be dedicated to remote learning and contact, organize and assess remote learners from teachers. | · Teachers: On Campus · Serving students a with block approach Monday through Friday. Serving Remote learners and remote assessments on Friday. · Maintenance: Evenings Cleansing Facilities · Classified: Normal Hours On-site Supporting Students and Food Distribution
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| Phase 3 Return to normal local and state operations
No Restrictions on Extra-Curricular Activities
Transportation – Back to Normal | · Hand washing taught and time dedicated numerous times a day · Cleansing of buildings daily · Public Visitors Allowed | Traditional School Model · On-site learning will return to students, with a full schedule Monday through Friday with Block Schedule for one year (2020-2021) · Students will rotate through schedules and routines as normal.
100% Remote Learning
| · Teachers: On Campus · Serving students a with block approach Monday through Friday. Serving Remote learners and remote assessments as needed. · Maintenance: Evenings Cleansing Facilities · Classified: Normal Hours On-site Supporting Students and Food Distribution.
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What has been Ordered:
- 700 Bulldog Masks for Students and Adults
- 3,225 Disposable Face Masks/ 700 Bulldog Masks
- 100 Full-Length Face Shields
- All school facilities are equipped with Ninex Tempcon Network System. The Ninex TempCon System is the first of its kind that can automatically check the temperature of everyone at our school multiple times a day without “Human Interaction” utilizing the Thermal Imaging Cameras and Artificial Intelligence Technology. This system will help School District #28 be one of the safest schools in the State of Montana and comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Act general duty clause. (Section 5(a) for Covid-19) This system will identify anyone with an elevated body temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher. Detect-Analyze-Identify-Notify… In Seconds Equipped in Main Entrance and one in each School Hallway. 5 Cameras Total
- 3 Motorscrubber Jet Backpack Storm Ballistic Virus Killer with Vitalized Covid-Killer Liquid Mist Spray
- 50 Containers of Clorox Wipes
- We have 5 Gallons of hand sanitizer and looking to find more
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