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2022-2023 FTCSC School Reopening Plan
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2022-2023 FTCSC School Reopening Plan

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General Information

FTCSC has created this updated 2022-2023 plan based on available information. Mandates from a governmental agency could cause the plan to change.

Masks/Face Coverings

  • Students, staff members, and community members are not required to wear masks or facial coverings unless directed by the Marion County Department of Health.
  • Students, staff members, and community members may voluntarily wear masks or facial coverings if they choose.

Symptom Screenings

  • FTCSC Families are expected to screen their children and keep them home if they are ill.
  • Students and staff should stay home if they have a fever of 100.0 degrees Fahrenheit, vomiting, diarrhea, undetermined/untreated rach, eye discharge and redness, untreated head lice, or other known signs of sickness.  
  • Staff members with questions regarding COVID should email covid@ftcsc.org.

Clinics

  • Students exhibiting symptoms will be kept in the clinic until pick up.

Water Bottles

  • Water Bottle filling stations will remain in place.  

Handwashing

  • FTCSC encourages students and staff to wash their hands regularly.  
  • Hand sanitizer will continue to be available in classrooms and common areas.

COVID-19

  • Being vaccinated is the best way to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.
  • A list of Vaccination sites can be found here.

Cleaning and Disinfecting

  • Desks and hard surfaces will be disinfected regularly.
  • Teachers and staff will continue to use sanitizer and cleaning products as needed throughout the school day.
  • School HVAC systems meet all filtration and fresh air requirements..

Physical Distancing

  • Classroom and other gathering areas should stay as socially distant as possible. The recommendation is 3 feet when possible.

School Bus

  • Students and staff members are not required to wear masks or facial coverings unless required by the Marion County Department of Health or other government agency.
  • School buses will continue to be cleaned and disinfected before each route.
  • Students will be spaced out as much as possible.