Safety measures for In-person classes:(latest update on June 24th, 2022)
- All instructors must have been fully vaccinated.
- About vaccination requirements for all attendees:
- If fully vaccinated, ready to show your covid vaccination record at the check-in on the first day. You can easily do this by using this Docket App.
BUT DO NOTE: What constitutes "fully vaccinated"? Out of an abundance of caution, we shall reiterate what CDC has defined what “fully vaccinated” means: It must include both of the following:Either Received one dose of a single-dose accepted COVID-19 vaccine Or Received two doses (or any combination of a two-dose accepted COVID-19 vaccine).AND
One booster shot.Even fully vaccinated, students are still recommended to wear masks while in-doors.
- If not fully vaccinated:
Students MUST wear a well-fitting,mask at all times while they are at the premise.
- If fully vaccinated, ready to show your covid vaccination record at the check-in on the first day. You can easily do this by using this Docket App.
- Continue to conduct extreme caution, and closely observe CDC guidance. Policy is subject to change depending on the Covid situation.
- To greatly reduce the traffic:
- Classes are limited to 75% capacity.
- Please do note: Only students should enter the building during classes duration. Thus, parents should not enter the building in order to minimize the crowd.
- Since we do have many families coming from long distance, here shows locations of starbucks which offer comfortable seating while waiting
- SR continues to follow CDC guideline, such as temperature checks, prior to entering classroom.
What if an in-person class student reported Covid-19 tested positive?
Here is a list of FDA-approved Antigen self tests. The following shows a couple readily available in the local big pharmacy chains:
You may also obtain a PCR test (more accurate) which you can easily schedule an appointment at a large pharmacy chain store, such as Walgeen, CVS, or Rite-aid, or consult your physician.
As always, we appreciate our learning community’s support and cooperation. You can assist us by remaining vigilant in your approach to dealing with this health concern.
RESOURCES from NJ Health Department and CDC:
- NJDOH COVID-19 Information for Communities and the General Public
- Get the Facts about Coronavirus:
- Symptoms of COVID-19
- Testing
- How to Protect Yourself:
- What to Do if You Are Sick