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Parents sue Park City School District, Summit County health officials over COVID-19 testing program


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The parents of two Park City students are suing the Park City School District and Summit County health officials, among others, alleging that the frequent COVID-19 testing program the district has used in an attempt to prevent outbreaks is a violation of their constitutional rights.
The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court on behalf of Holly and Mark McClure, whose children attend Park City High School and Treasure Mountain Junior High School.
, which has also been employed in other school districts in Utah, students must take rapid antigen tests every two weeks in order to attend class in person. ....

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Parents sue Park City School District over COVID-19 tests required to go to school in person


Parents sue Park City School District over COVID-19 tests required to go to school in person
The schools required testing every 14 days, the suit says — a standard usually used for sports and extracurriculars.
Parents who don’t want their children to have to undergo rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 in order to learn in person are suing the Park City School District over its “Test to Stay” policy, which was requiring testing every two weeks to stay in class.
By:
The Salt Lake Tribune
Posted at 6:05 AM, Mar 12, 2021
and last updated 2021-03-12 08:41:58-05
PARK CITY, Utah — Parents who don’t want their children to have to undergo rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 in order to learn in person are suing the Park City School District over its “Test to Stay” policy, which was requiring testing every two weeks to stay in class, The Salt Lake Tribune reports. ....

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Park City schools have remained open. Officials explain how — and why.


Blue panes of plexiglass divide spaced-out tables in a classroom at McPolin Elementary School before the school year began in August. Halfway through the year, the Park City School District has yet to close a school because of an outbreak of COVID-19.
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Halfway through this one-of-a-kind school year, the Park City School District hasn’t once closed the doors of a school because of COVID-19, something that many wouldn’t have predicted in the run-up to schools reopening in August.
Park City Board of Education President Andrew Caplan called the fact that the district had stayed open unique among Summit County’s three school systems an “incredible success,” while acknowledging it was something of a surprise. ....

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Park City schools ease quarantine protocols for masked contacts


The Park City School District this month loosened its quarantine protocols, its superintendent said, implementing a policy that is less strict than federal and state guidelines in a bid to keep more students in school.
The change affects “close contacts” of students who contract the coronavirus. If a student tests positive for COVID-19, the student who sits at the desk next to them during class wouldn’t necessarily have to quarantine if both students wore masks for the entire time, Superintendent Jill Gildea indicated.
Previously, the district required any close contact of a student who tested positive to quarantine for 14 days. ....

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