Back to the Classroom with Caution: Health and Safety are Top Priorities for Re-opening Schools
The school year has begun for nearly all of California’s 6.2 million students, and most are in distance learning. However, many schools in counties moving off of the state’s COVID-19 monitoring list are preparing for the possibility of modified forms of in-person learning.
If COVID-19 wasn’t enough, wildfires raged across much of Northern California this month and impacted many school communities as they began the school year. Schools that are considering re-opening not only have to contend with possible smoke or fire damage but implement safe practices for preventing the transmission of COVID-19.
- Cleaning Up After a Wildfire
- Safe Practices for COVID-19
- In-Person Learning Waivers
- Guidelines for Small Groups of Children and Youth