
Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan
The Everton School District fully intends to have on site education four days a week as we begin the 2022-2023 school year. This plan will outline school protocols that will be followed in an attempt to help contain the spread of illness and including COVID-19 within the school population as well as the community. Guidance for parents will also be included to help keep our students and staff as safe as possible.
Guidance for Parents
your child home and contact your health care provider if they are sick. If
they have a fever do not send them to school even if it is controlled by
medicine. Students should be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school.
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Call the school and report student absence in the morning
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Encourage hand washing and appropriate hygiene
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Encourage social distancing in public
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Keep the school informed about any potential exposures
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Be prepared for what to do if school is dismissed due to illness
Transportation
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Parents are encouraged to bring their students to school in the mornings and pick them up after school
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Transportation will be available to students as long as on-site instruction is taking place
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The bus will be sanitized daily with disinfectant
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Parents please check your child for symptoms prior to them entering the bus
each day.
During the School Day
exposure to as many students as possible
Sanitizing and Hygiene Protocols
to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing or
sneezing.
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Signage and posters of proper handwashing are posted at each sink throughout the facility
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Hand sanitizing units will be placed throughout the buildings
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Desks and computers will be wiped down with disinfectant daily
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Lockers and gym mats will be disinfected routinely
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Drinking fountains will be available and are equipped to fill water bottles. Students are encouraged to bring a water bottle to school
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Students will need to use their own supplies rather than sharing with the class
Student Symptom Screening Protocols
sore throat, body/muscle aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, congestion
or runny nose, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea
determined that they have a temperature at school, parents will be notified that
they need to be picked up
sending their child to school including checking temperature
of illness, they will be taken to an isolated room as a precaution until someone arrives to pick up the student
send the student home.
Continuity of Services
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The school counselor and administration will be available to address any emotional, social, or mental health needs for students, teachers, and staff
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Appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities for health and safety will addressed on individual basis
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In the event regular instruction is interrupted, an Alternate Means of Instruction Plan (AMI) has been developed
Availability of Plan in Other Languages
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The Everton R-III School District will provide a copy of the SRCSP in other languages. Requests should be made to the District’s Central Office, 509 E. School Street, Everton, MO 65646
Plan Review
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Stakeholder meetings will be held in July/August (before the school term begins) and mid-year December/January to review guidance from the CDC and or County Health Department for the SRCSP Plan. The Re-Entry and AMI Plan will be amended as determined by the stakeholder committee. The committee will consist of parents, students, teachers, and administration.
Revised June 2022