Portales High Required To Close Based On COVID Spread
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SANTA FE Portales High School became the second of New Mexico’s 840 public schools to face a mandatory return to remote instruction based on COVID-19 spread following widespread school reentry April 5.
The Roosevelt County school of almost 800 students received a mandatory closure order Friday based on four Rapid Responses in 14 days, the state’s conservative threshold to prevent spread of the novel coronavirus.
Per the order, the school may return to in-person instruction May 21.
Some districts or schools have returned voluntarily to remote instruction temporarily since April 5 due to some aspect of the pandemic. For example, some schools found they had too few students or staff members for in-person learning due to quarantines of close contacts. Others decided after a few school-related cases to return to remote learning in an abundance of caution before reaching the threshold.
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Alamogordo Public Schools Health Director shares lessons of COVID-19
Lisa Patch has been busier than usual this year.
Patch is the health director at Alamogordo Public Schools which reopened its facilities to all students fulltime and in person on March 29.
From the COVID-19 public health crisis to a revamped Winnebago named FLO, Patch has kept up with the changes COVID-19 forced and worked with her team to make sure that when Alamogordo Public schools reopened that all health protocols were ready for fulltime in-person learning.
The process was long, Patch said. If there is anything positive that s come out of all of this is our ability to be flexible and transition to learning virtually very quickly, Patch said. Some of the other things that will have long-term positive effects are all of our outdoor learning spaces. anytime the kids are outside, it s a good thing.