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USD 383 school board hears from medical professionals on mask mandate
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USD 383 continuing to review COVID mitigation plan ahead of return to school
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USD 383 Superintendent Dr. Marvin Wade (far right) discusses the district’s draft plan Wednesday night regarding the reopening plan when school resumes in August. Also pictured, from left to right, board members Karla Hagemeister, Curt Herrman and Kristin Brighton. (YouTube screenshot)
USD 383 Manhattan-Ogden Schools are planning to start the new school year on site and with no mask requirements.
Superintendent Dr. Marvin Wade discussed the district’s draft plan with the school board Wednesday night. He says the response plan could also be used for any potential pandemics in the future.
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Students and staff who are fully vaccinated would not be required to wear a mask in the buildings. However, those who are not vaccinated would be strongly encouraged to do so, under the draft plan, but not required. Currently, those under the age of 12 are not able to get vaccinated.
Masking to continue through summer at USD 383; some other measures to be relaxed
As the school year draws to a close at USD 383 Manhattan/Ogden Schools, some pandemic mitigation efforts are being relaxed, while some will remain in place.
In a letter to parents and staff Thursday, Superintendent Dr. Marvin Wade thanked everyone for committing to mitigation efforts throughout the school year. The district got through a semester of hybrid learning in the first semester and transitioned to on-site learning the second semester.
But with new cases still occurring and because children and youth are not yet vaccinated, USD 383 will continue to comply with CDC guidelines. Wade says current mitigation measures will remain in place through the summer, including masking, social distancing and frequent handwashing.