VALPARAISOÂ â Wearing face masks will be recommended, but optional for students at Union Township School Corp. next school year.Â
According to the district s Return to Learn plan on its website, students will learn in person unless staffing can t be maintained or the health department advises a closure. Similarly, masks will be optional in school and at extracurricular activities unless state or local health officials direct otherwise.Â
However, some mitigation strategies prompted by the pandemic will continue, such as reduced capacity at lunch tables and increased cleaning of high-touch surfaces. The plan says hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette will be taught and encouraged.Â
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Updated Feb 01, 2021;
Posted Feb 01, 2021
Pictured, from left, Nicholas Diaz, superintendent; Patricia Martucci, business administrator; Laura Marchese, supervisor of special services; and, Kerry Foote, supervisor of curriculum and instruction.Courtesy
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School districts in New Jersey have been forced to adjust to a countless number of changes over the last year in face of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But, in the months before the outbreak, officials from two school districts in the Garden State made the decision make changes to share resources and put more taxpayer dollars toward students.