CPS Roadmap to Reopening
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APPENDIX – <strong>CPS</strong> ADHERES TO CDC GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOLS*<br />
In addition <strong>to</strong> the community indica<strong>to</strong>rs of New Cases and percentage of positive PCR tests<br />
in the most recent 14-day period, the CDC has published five key mitigation strategies for<br />
reducing risk of introduction and transmission of COVID-19 in<strong>to</strong> schools*. We outline these<br />
strategies below and include details about the steps <strong>CPS</strong> is taking <strong>to</strong> implement these<br />
strategies correctly and consistently:<br />
I. Five Core Mitigating Strategies:<br />
• Consistent and correct use of masks<br />
All faculty, staff, students, and visi<strong>to</strong>rs will wear proper face covering at all times, except when<br />
students are actively eating or drinking, or when given specific permission by a teacher (e.g.<br />
in the case of a brief outdoor mask break, physical exercise, etc.)<br />
• Social distancing <strong>to</strong> the largest extent possible<br />
Even in non-pandemic times, our class sizes are kept deliberately small. Our hybrid learning<br />
model keeps these sizes even smaller, so that there is appropriate distancing between<br />
student desks. The use consistent use of masks and installation of acrylic dividers at each<br />
student work area provide an additional level of safety.<br />
In hallways, stairwells, and common areas, students will maintain appropriately distanced.<br />
Stairwells will be designated as one way stairwells during the day (except of course in the<br />
case of emergency evacuation)<br />
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