Safely Return, Safely Remain

UPDATED:
SEPTEMBER 1, 2020
SAFELY RETURN, SAFELY REMAIN
EXTERNAL COVID-19 RE-ENTRY PROTOCOLS
FOR THE 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR

1. In person at school learning
for the full day is the best
formation for the child spiritually,
academically and emotionally.
2. Safety of all persons is
essential to every aspect of
Overbrook School and rooted
in the essential dignity of each
person as made in the image
and likeness of God.
3. Listen to our school community
including those in the
medical field, and to federal,
state, and local authorities,
public health officials, independent
and diocesan school
leaders, to understand the
needs of our times and to respond
creatively in compliance
with guidelines given.
4. Provide equitable services
to our students and families,
respectful of the needs and
common good of our students,
educators, and families.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Congratulations Overbrook School on beginning another academic year together! We venture into our
84th year continuing to seek and listen to health and safety experts, monitoring all federal, state and local
guidance, and putting that wisdom into action where possible, with the aim of safely remaining in school
during the 2020-2021 year.
Please see Resources located at the conclusion of document.
We are committed to upholding the following four principles in guiding our planning, decisions, and implementation.
Each subsequent adaptation and update of these plans will adhere to these guiding principles
so that Overbrook School continues its mission and is, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s
“Consideration for Schools”, “guided by what is feasible, practical, acceptable, and tailored to the needs of [our]
community.”
SHARED COMMITMENT
Overbrook School recognizes and believes parents are the primary educators
of their children. We are grateful to partner with parents in teaching their children
and proclaiming together that each student, faculty, and staff’s well-being
is essential.
To fully and successfully implement health and safety protocols, it is imperative
the whole school community be involved in, supportive of, and committed to
any guidance given. Mutual understanding, support and commitment to communicating
openly for the good of all is essential.
We are committed to working together for the health and safety of our students.
We remain committed to continuing academic, community, and faith-based excellence
for each student in our care and aim to equitably serving students who,
for COVID-19 related reasons, are unable to join us in the classroom.
WE ASK ALL PARENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS TO AGREE TO THE
FOLLOWING:
We have a shared responsibility for keeping our students, faculty and staff
safe as well as cooperating to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus.
We will willingly take our temperature each morning, check our symptoms
daily, and will not be present on Campus should we be a risk to another member
of our community.
We pledge to be vigilant in keeping these plans and responding with updates
when the situation changes.
We will stay informed and work within Federal, State, and Local Government regulations,
CDC, with consideration to AAP guidelines as well as conferring with Catholic and Independent
school leaders to make well-informed decisions as the situation continues to unfold.
Overbrook School roots children in Truth, challenges them to wonder,
and inspires them to give their best to the world.
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DAY TO DAY
It is the desire, prayer, and goal of our work to safely remain in the classroom for in-person instruction. Joyful
learning, engaging in an environment that deepens intellectual and moral virtue, and pursuing academic
excellence is best achieved at Overbrook School. The social-emotional benefits of learning, together with a
strong sense of individual dignity as a child of God should help to reduce each child’s fear and anxiety about
the current situation.
Overbrook School is committed to remaining on Campus as long as it is safely possible. These protocols were
designed to keep school in-session throughout the year. These safety measures, along with ongoing guidance
from federal, state, and local health officials, should preclude the need to move to a distance-learning platform
if a positive case is confirmed.
Keeping in mind protocols will continue to be revised and communicated as we become more experienced in
our day-to-day procedures and as health and civil officials offer new protocols regarding in-person schooling;
the following are the over-arching protocols in place for the current situation:
CLASSROOM/BUILDING GUIDELINES
We are committed to mitigating the coronavirus by physical
distancing, mandatory face masking and sanitizing.
All students are in the classroom, with appropriate physical
distancing, as much as possible.
While continuing to be nurturing, the faculty maintains
physical distancing between themselves and the students.
Student contacts are minimized by keeping them in
classroom cohorts. Older students have some movement,
but their contacts hould be traceable.
Common spaces such as the gym, library or dining hall
are not to be used by classes during the school day.
All desks face the same direction as much as possible.
Hallway traffic s regulated and staggered to allow for
physical distancing.
Face masks are to be worn by all persons at Overbrook
School.
Classroom windows should be open as conditions and
activities allow.
Water bottles are required as water fountains are available
only for refill and not personal use.
Additional cleaning and sanitation measures are being
taken. See page 9 for more detail.
MANDATORY MASKING PRESCHOOL - 8TH GRADE
Students will wear a face mask while at school.
MANDATORY MASKING FOR ADULTS
Adults will wear a face mask while at school.
Please be sure all face masks fit snugly over the nose
and do not have open spaces allowing breath to easily
escape on the sides or under the chin. The face mask
material should also be substantial enough to act as a
barrier against respiratory droplets traveling into the air
and onto other people. We will provide appropriate masking
for those with questionable face mask.
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OUTDOOR/PLAY GUIDELINES
We recognize being outdoors is an easy way to decrease
the risk of person-to-person transmission. As climate and
classroom circumstances allow, outdoor activities, lessons,
and instruction will be encouraged.
Recess for the different cohorts is spread out on the
campus grounds.
Playground equipment is cleaned when used.
MASK DOWN OPTION
outside
not moving (they are either sitting
or standing still)
Parents who do not want their child to remove their mask must notify the front office.
The Mask Down option may be offered by the teacher under the following conditions. Students are:
8 feet physical distancing
(distance between student’s
heads/faces)
Supervised closely and strictly
by a teacher.
HYGIENE GUIDELINES
Encouraging personal hygiene is an ongoing part of
continuing education at Overbrook. Through discussions,
signage, and a positive culture, activities like hand washing
and physical distancing are promoted in every classroom
and throughout the school.
Students and teachers wash their hands
or use hand sanitizer when changing any
classroom.
Teachers in a classroom wash their hands or use sanitizer
every time a new group of students enters their room, and
if they move to another classroom to teach a new group
of students.
Students and teachers have scheduled handwashings
with soap and water as research suggests
CLASS SCHEDULES
The class schedules take into consideration the procedures
needed to ensure our protocols for returning and
remaining at Overbrook are followed. The application of
these guidelines will continue to be updated as the year
unfolds. Further information will be released for online
learning in the event that there is a need to implement
Overbrook’s Remote Synchronous Learning on a large
scale during the 2020-2021 academic year. Please see
Overbrook’s Remote Synchronous Learning section for
more information regarding continued learning.
Overbrook School provides increased transition time
between classes and lunch/recess for safety and cleaning
protocols.
Students remain in the same homeroom cohort
as much as possible while continuing academic and
non-academic offerings.
Fewer subject transitions are in place should a need
arise for an easier transition to Overbrook’s Remote
Synchronous Learning.
PARENT VISITORS
Patterning after most schools in these circumstances,
parents are allowed in the school building only for extenuating
circumstances. We look forward to the day we can
welcome you again. We will make efforts to share the special
school moments with you, as well as offer any volunteer
opportunities, in creative and meaningful ways. Your
presence in our school is highly valued and will be missed.
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FIELD TRIPS AND SERVICE LEARNING
Service, one of the four pillars of a Dominican education, is
an integral part of every student’s education at Overbrook
School. While we will find creative and safe ways for our students
to continue in our tradition of service to the community,
we will operate under the following guidance at this time:
Service Learning will be continued through projects
done at school rather than in-person or off-site.
Off-site field trips are discontinued.
As research and guidance continues to grow, and safety
guidelines are followed, we will continue to investigate
the possibility of the 8th Grade camping and hiking trip.
DINING HALL
Gathering to share a meal with their peers is an important
part of the social experience. Weighing the desire for students
to feast with friends against the need to keep classrooms
from frequently mixing with other classrooms, we
have created the following guidelines for dining:
All meals provided by the cafeteria are pre-packaged.
Students may bring food from home, but do not have
access to microwaves.
Students, teachers, and dining hall staff wash hands
before and after every meal.
Students eat in their cohort classroom or outside following
physical distancing protocol. They may not eat in the
dining hall during the school day at this time.
Ice cream will be available when there is a permanent
dining service in place.
Because we are being more conservative during
COVID-19, we will continue to allow birthday treats to be
brought into school to share provided they are individually
wrapped, not homemade and only distributed to a
child’s individual cohort classroom/homeroom.
MUSIC, CHOIR, BAND, ART,
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PE), ATRIUM,
LIBRARY, AND COMPUTER CLASSES
At Overbrook School, student participation in the
non-academic classes is an integral part of the
well-rounded education offered to each student. These
classes help to instill an appreciation and love for all
that is True, good, and beautiful as well as to develop
both mind and body using the tools and resources
available to us today.
We continue to research the latest recommendations
with regards to singing and vocal performance, playing
wind, brass, and other instruments, the regulations for
sports and physical activities for PE, and the protocols
for safety in regards to art, library, atrium and computer
classes.
THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES ARE IN IN PLACE:
Overbrook music classes capitalize on many non- vocal
music experiences. In time, this may include singing
with satisfactory researched protocol for children.
Overbrook Band is working on proper care of instruments,
fingering, note reading, music theory and music
appreciation. Lessons may eventually include instrument
playing with satisfactory researched protocol.
Overbrook Physical Education lessons are modified to
focus on skill-building and fitness to allow for as much
physical distancing as possible. PE classes are outside
as conditions allow and locker rooms will be closed as
of this time. There is no dressing out until further notice.
CALENDAR
The published 2020-2021 Overbrook School calendar remains in effect (https://www.overbrook.edu/calendar).
Our school events are an essential part of our Overbrook Community. We hope to celebrate these events, in-person, as
scheduled as much as possible. Should Overbrook events need to be adjusted, moved to a virtual setting, postponed,
or canceled, you will be notified and the website updated. Due to unpredictable circumstances in these times, please
know that notice may be less advanced than is our standard custom.
Participation in liturgical celebrations, Mass and Reconciliation, as well as common school prayer, religious, and community-building
events, are essential to the very mission of Overbrook School.
All School Mass will be held in-person for small faculty/staff groups only. We will livestream the Mass for the school and
distribute the Most Holy Eucharist to classrooms so our school may continue to celebrate and receive. Younger children
will be visited by Father and receive a blessing.
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BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Learning does not cease when the school day ends, and throughout the years, we have been pleased to provide countless
ways for our students to continue their education within our walls. We desire that these programs continue as soon
as reasonably possible, as we know the value of helping our students become well-rounded young men and women.
AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES
All non-athletic Afterschool Programs and SCA Music Lessons are on hold at least through mid-September as we continue
to minimize contacts and monitor what is safe for our school community at this time. It is our hope that the
non-athletic Afterschool Programs and SCA Music Lessons will start again soon either in person or virtually following
Overbrook School protocols.
Overbrook School will determine participation in and hosting inter-school activities on a case-by-case basis. We may
discontinue or run programs virtually as needed.
ExtendedCARE
At this time, Overbrook School will continue to provide
ExtendedCARE following CDC Guidelines and all Overbrook
protocols given for daily activity. This includes the
use of face masks, physical distancing, and cleaning protocols.
ExtendedCARE cohorts will be slightly larger than
the school-day cohorts and located in the gym and dining
hall. Students will also have the choice to play outside following
proper guidelines.
We ask that you use ExtendedCARE for essential situations
at this time.
To plan for adequate space and supervision, Extended-
CARE is currently RSVP only. No drop-ins are allowed.
Throughout the day, we welcome opportunities to provide
a nurturing and safe environment for your child. ExtendedCARE
is a cherished way we can come alongside
your family to help meet your needs.
ATHLETICS
Sports foster team-building, a drive to accomplish
one’s goals, and personal fitness. From our beginning
days, athletic teams have been an exciting part of scholastic
life at Overbrook School. We are committed to
continuing to provide opportunities for our students to
excel through athletics. Guidance from state and local
health officials, as well as guidelines from the Diocesan
Athletic Council and the Tennessee Secondary School
Athletic Association, will help determine which sports
are offered throughout the year and how team practice
for those sports could take place.
Football, Cross Country and Volleyball interscholastic
play are cancelled for this season. More information on
the possibility of conditioning will be sent in the coming
weeks. Other sports will be evaluated at the appropriate
time.
Please refer to Quick Links for more information.
HAND WASHING MASKS SOCIAL DISTANCING
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STOPPING THE SPREAD OF COVID-19
SCREENING COVID-19
We recognize that while research shows the rate of transmission from children to be low, each child – and the family to
which they return – is precious to God and to us. We ask all students, faculty, staff, and all those whose work brings them
to our Campus to be willing to be screened for COVID-19 symptoms at any time. To ensure as safe an environment as is
possible, we will enact the following protocols and screenings as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC), the Tennessee Department of Health (TDOH), and the Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE):
Parents are required to screen their child(ren), fill out and
submit a Daily Health Survey each day for any child(ren)
attending in-person classes. Surveys must be submitted
by 7:30am each morning before the student(s) walk into
the building.
Parents are expected to check their child(ren)’s temperature
at home every morning; children with a temperature
of 100.4° or above should stay home and consider
coronavirus testing if no other explanation is available.
Since current research suggests temperature to be a less
reliable indicator in children, parents should examine their
child(ren)’s health every morning by questioning them as
well as monitoring for any newly developing cough, congestion,
shortness of breath, or gastrointestinal symptoms.
Any positives should prompt the parent to keep the
student home from school and consider coronavirus testing
if no other explanation is available.
If “yes” is answered to any of the Daily Health Check
or screening questions by the School Nurse, along with
keeping your child home, we may request you to have
your child tested.
Teachers, staff and any other necessary adult visitors
must respond to health screening questions and monitor
temperature daily before the start of school. Upon entering,
they will wash and sanitize their hands and while
in the school practice current safety protocol regarding
physical distancing face covering.
Adults and students at school may be asked to do a
health screening and take their temperature by designated
staff members at any point during the day, especially if
sickness is suspected.
Should your student or any member of your household
be exposed to COVID-19, we ask that you immediately
and confidentially share that information with information@overbrook.edu
and our School Nurse at miref@
overbrook.edu. These emails are monitored daily, and information
will be shared only designated staff members
who have a need to be aware.
FEVER COUGH SHORTNESS OF
BREATH
GASTROINTESTINAL
SYMPTOMS
BE SURE TO CHECK THE OVERBROOK PARENT PORTAL FOR UP-TO-DATE
INFORMATION, SCHEDULE OF EVENTS, AND STUDENT POLICIES.
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QUARANTINE PROCEDURE UPDATE
We will follow the CDC guidelines for length of quarantine
and adhere to all federal, state, and local guidance on contract
tracing and quarantine protocols. We will be asking
your child to quarantine in the following ways, but will not
be limited to the following scenarios:
If you answer “yes” to any of the daily health screening
questions, we may require you to have your child tested
for COVID-19. Should you answer “yes” but not pursue a
COVID-19 test, we will follow CDC quarantine guidelines
and require your child(ren) to quarantine 14 days and be fever/symptom-free
for 72 hours before returning to school.
If your child has been exposed to someone with a
COVID-19 diagnosis, we ask that they stay home for 14
days. We will be following the CDC definition of “close
contact” – contact with an active case within 6 feet for at
least 10 minutes.
If your child tests positive for COVID-19, we will follow
CDC guidelines on returning to Overbrook. At this time,
your child cannot return until 10 days from the onset of
symptoms and until they are fever/symptom-free for 72
hours.
If your child experiences COVID-19 symptoms while at
Overbrook or on Campus, they will be isolated and monitored
in our designated quarantine space until they are
picked up. Please come promptly. While private, this space
can be enclosed to limit spread to other classrooms. After
the student is assessed by our school nurse, we will ask
you to take them to be tested for COVID-19 and follow the
testing protocols above. When someone has arrived to pick
them up, we will bring your child out to the front of the
building.
In any of the above situations, please notify the front
office and Nurse Mire as soon as possible.
Any child awaiting testing or in quarantine will be entered
into our Remote Synchronous Learning Option. See details
in the Remote Synchronous Learning Option section, on
page 10.
Additionally, as recommended by the CDC, we ask that you
self-quarantine your child(ren) from school if you choose
avenues of higher exposure for your family such as certain
travel choices. We trust that such higher exposure choices
would be for emergency purposes only. Please refer to the
CDC for guidance on this and contact the front office in advance
so that we can respond accordingly. All adults in our
school are expected to follow the same procedures.
CONTACT TRACING
We will continue to follow all state and
local guidance on contact tracing within
our building and community. Upon
learning of a COVID-19 confirmation, we
will notify the local health department
and the State Department of Health and
will follow their suggested next steps and
protocols in contact tracing, cohort, or
faculty/staff quarantining, and cleaning.
Please note that all preschool through
5th-grade classrooms will be defined as
individual classroom cohorts at this time
and will not mix with other classrooms of
students, even those in the same grade.
Again, cohorts will not be using any shared
indoor spaces such as the dining hall or
gym. Junior High students (grades 6-8)
will be in general cohorts that will involve
some mixing for math and languages. In
these cases, we will follow the CDC definition
of “close contact” for tracing purposes
– contact with an active case within 6
feet for at least 10 minutes. Cohorts will
spread out on the campus grounds for
recess and avoid mixing when recreating
together. Only one cohort a day will utilize
the playground equipment, which will be
sanitized after each use.
It is likely that contact tracing could result
in groups of people, entire cohorts,
or faculty moving from in-person learning
to Remote Synchronous Learning. We will
follow all CDC guidelines on deep cleaning
spaces and high-touch areas after a
confirmed case.
We will follow all state and local guidance,
and cooperate with all local health officials,
in notifying families who may have
come in contact with a presumptive positive
case. We will not disclose the name
of anyone who has tested positive.
Due to these dynamic and fluid possibilities,
it is possible your student(s) will need
to be quarantined, isolated, or move into
Remote Synchronous Learning at any
time throughout the year. Please be prepared
for this possibility.
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RECOGNIZING AND RESPONDING TO COVID-19
1. While some information around this coronavirus is changing, it is accepted that regular cleaning protocols is one
of the strongest methods to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Exposure to sunlight and high temperatures is currently
thought to reduce infection rates, but the amount of time required remains unclear.
OVERBROOK IS COMMITTED TO MORE AGGRESSIVE CLEANING PRACTICES AND THE FOLLOWING:
With our students’ health in mind, Overbrook School will
undergo cleaning on an increased tempo using researched
and EPA-approved disinfectants. Frequently touched surfaces
in public areas will be cleaned more often.
2. Those who show any of the symptoms, as listed by the CDC as possible symptoms of COVID-19, will be sent to the
Nurse’s office immediately. Children who become ill at school will be placed in an area of quarantine, given appropriate
personal protective equipment (PPE), and monitored until a parent or guardian can swiftly arrive.
In the event of a positive case among the faculty, staff, or student body, the classroom and/or areas accessed by that student
or adult will be immediately closed for a thorough cleaning and disinfecting. The school will also undergo a thorough
cleaning and disinfecting that night. We will follow all appropriate Tennessee Department of Health guidelines.
Overbrook will cooperate with the health department to follow the current procedures. Following the guidance of local
health officials, those who were in close contact with a student or adult who tested positive will need to quarantine.
Classmates and teachers who are not quarantined, should be closely monitored for any symptoms.
To live out the calling of being good neighbors in caring for the community around us, we will actively cooperate with
the Metro Nashville Public Health Department in providing information for contract tracing.
STAFF AND FACULTY PROTOCOLS
Along with following all the above protocols for safely returning and remaining at Overbrook School, faculty and staff
will commit to the following:
Our goal is to mitigate the potential for transmission of Covid-19 in our schools and workplaces; this requires full
cooperation among all Campus employees. Only through this cooperative effort can we do our part to establish and
maintain the safety and health of each person.
Staff have received the The Dominican Campus (TDC) Preparedness Guidelines, reviewed safety videos, and received
employee in-service presentations in August to help them recognize and respond to symptoms, and to be trained and
ready to assist students with general hygiene, respiratory etiquette, and disinfecting procedures. Overbrook faculty and
staff will continue to receive updated information and training regarding COVID-19 throughout the year.
REMAIN AT HOME WITH COVID-19
As the primary educator of your child, you know his or her needs. We encourage you to keep your child home if any
question arises regarding his or her health or safety. Students showing symptoms should stay home and consider
coronavirus testing if no other explanation is available.
Students who are sent home from school for COVID-19 purposes must remain at home, as directed by current CDC
guidelines and medical advice, until they have fulfilled quarantine/isolation requirements and/or have completely recovered,
as defined by CDC guidelines.
As part of our ongoing commitment to caring for each other during the outbreak of COVID-19, families are asked to
quarantine, as directed by CDC guidelines and medical advice, should any member of their household receive a positive
diagnosis.
Please see Overbrook’s Remote Synchronous Learning Option section on page 10 for more information regarding continued
learning in such situations.
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EPA-approved disinfectant will be used when cleaning
rooms. In the absence of students, UV lighting and electrostatic
sanitizing spray may also be used to disinfect rooms,
air, and equipment following safety regulations for use.
Efforts will be made to minimize the sharing of materials
between students as able. If materials are shared, they
will be cleaned in the classroom by teachers and/or older
students between use.

MEDICALLY VULNERABLE STUDENTS
We believe that every child that attends Overbrook School is of infinite worth and value. Understandably, a key concern
is whether certain populations of students, teachers, and other employees may be at increased risk of infection and
severe disease by attending school in person.
Unfortunately, there is no validated data on how much risk these individuals incur by attending school in person, and
individuals will need to make the decision to attend in close consultation with their healthcare provider.
OVERBROOK SCHOOL IS COMMITTED TO:
Working with individual students on a case-by-case basis to offer remote learning as an option for high-risk students.
Providing equitable opportunities for educating those affected by COVID-19, remote learning will be primarily if not
exclusively by Overbrook’s Remote Synchronous Learning Option. See below for more details.
OVERBROOK’S REMOTE SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING (RSL) OPTION
If a student needs to be out of school for COVID-19 purposes, that student will receive remote synchronous learning of
classes as much as possible. While remote learning cannot supply all of the opportunities of the in-person Overbrook
learning experience, we are committed to working with the parents on a continuing education plan should the need
arise.
The uncertainty of our present situation due to the ongoing pandemic forces us to be prepared to continue our mission
using online learning if our local government officials require students to stay at home.
TO EASE TRANSITIONS WHENEVER POSSIBLE, WE SHARE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES TO OVERBROOK ONLINE:
Updates to Blackbaud, our distance-learning platform,
to increase ease-of-use and capacity
Reducing academic transitions to allow for an easier
online experience while still teaching content
Streaming capabilities within classrooms available
Training teachers to use effective remote learning tools
Training students to use Blackbaud, the parent/student portal
Provide families and students with online guidelines
to implement online learning should the need arise during
the school year
We stay committed to improving faculty and student
proficiency in using the Blackbaud student/parent portal
as well as integrating other applications as appropriate to
enhance the delivery of content for increased student engagement
and diverse assessment opportunities.
CONCLUSION
Information contained within this document represents the best-practices and guidance as of September 1, 2020 as it
relates to slowing the spread of COVID-19.
Should any of the guidance, protocols, or guidelines change, as soon as is possible, an updated document will replace
this one as soon as reasonably possible. A current document can always be found on our Overbrook COVID-19 website
page alongside our most recent school communications regarding COVID-19.
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INFORMATION
RESOURCES
Centers for Disease Control, Consideration for Schools
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-ch
Education in the Dominican Tradition
overbrook.edu/about-us/catholic-identity
Cardinal Newman Society,
“For Catholic Schools, Now is a Time to Shine”
newmansociety.org/for-catholic-schools-nows-a-time-to-shine/
Centers for Disease Control
coronavirus.gov/
Tennessee Department of Health
tn.gov/health/cedep/ncov.html
Tennessee Department of Education
tn.gov/education/health-and-safety/update-on-coronavirus/reopening-guidance.html
Mayor Cooper Roadmap for Reopening
asafenashville.org/roadmap-for-reopening-nashville/
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “Interim Guidance
for Administrators of US K-12 Schools and Child Care Programs”
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/
guidance-for-schools.html
Nashville Plan: Framework for a Safe, Efficient,
and Equitable Return to School
news.mnps.org/nashvilles-plan-for-reopening-schools/
Catholic Schools Diocese of Nashville
dioceseofnashville.com/school-opening
The Napa Legal Institute, “Considerations and Resources
for Reopening Catholic K-12 Schools”
napalegalinstitute.org/resources/reopening
QUICK LINKS
CDC: Preventing Getting Sick
Symptoms of Coronavirus
Recovery from positive case
Return to Classroom After COVID-19
Music and Band Study
Diocesan Athletic Council
Nashville Daily Status
TSSAA Return to Play
COMPLETE DOCUMENTS
Centers for Disease Control
Centers for Disease Control, Consideration for Schools
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “Interim
Guidance for Administrators of US K-12 Schools and Child Care
Programs,”
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “Supplemental
Guidance for Child Care”
The American Academy of Pediatrics
National Association for Music Education
The Napa Legal Institute, “Considerations and Resources for
Reopening Catholic K-12 Schools,”
Tennessee Department of Education
Tennessee Department of Health
Mayor Cooper Roadmap for Reopening
Nashville Plan: Framework for a Safe, Efficient, and Equitable
Return to School
Catholic Schools Diocese of Nashville
Cardinal Newman Society, “For Catholic Schools, Now is a Time
to Shine”
Education in the Dominican Tradition
BE SURE TO CHECK THE OVERBROOK PARENT PORTAL FOR UP-TO-DATE
INFORMATION, SCHEDULE OF EVENTS, AND STUDENT POLICIES.
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