On Campus Learning - Mequon-Thiensville School District

ON CAMPUS LEARNING

We are excited to welcome students back for On Campus Learning with practical measures in place to mitigate the spread of disease.

Employees and families will be expected to self-monitor temperatures and other COVID-19 symptoms daily with the expectation that no one will report to school if any symptoms are present.
Visitors, including parents and guardians, will not be allowed in offices, classrooms, or other school premises.

Students will have assigned seats in classrooms.
Desks and tables will be spaced to accommodate as much physical distance as possible; class sizes will stay the same.
To every extent possible, hallways will be designated for single direction traffic with directional visuals.

In addition to sinks that already exist in some classrooms, each classroom will be equipped with antimicrobial hand sanitizer.
Frequent hand washing routines will be established.
Sanitation will take place between uses for all shared equipment.

Clear dividers will be placed in classroom and office areas where physical distancing is not possible.
Employees and students will be required to wear a face covering at all times. (Exceptions will be made for some students.) MTSD will provide students with two reusable cloth masks upon request.
Face coverings are required to be worn by student and staff.

High touch areas, including desks, light switches, and door handles will be sanitized nightly.
Facilities will comply with CDC filtration recommendations for HVAC to increase fresh air intake and UV light technologies for decontamination processes.

Bus capacity will be limited to 46 students to maximize physical distancing.
Students will be required to wear face coverings on buses.
Seats will be assigned prior to the start of the school year. Students will not be allowed to ride buses other than their assigned route.

Food service will be available for breakfast and lunch.
Meal pickup is available for distance learning students.
Breakfast will be served via carts offering grab and go options. When necessary, breakfast may be served in classrooms.
During lunch periods, if all seats cannot face the same direction or if physical distancing is not possible, clear dividers will be used to create barriers between students.
If necessary, additional spaces throughout the building may be used for meal time to allow for increased physical distancing.
Students will wash or sanitize their hands before and after meals.
All school meals are available free of charge for all students through June 30, 2021.