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The list:
1 - Many schools have science, art, or other materials going from class to class. Who will be responsible for cleaning these materials between classrooms?
2 - Same question, but for materials being used within a class. Will there be a requirement to clean between uses?
1 - Many schools have science, art, or other materials going from class to class. Who will be responsible for cleaning these materials between classrooms?
2 - Same question, but for materials being used within a class. Will there be a requirement to clean between uses?
3 - Before and after school care means a new cohort occupying the same space. How will that be managed?
4 - For those who need to see the educator's mouth for comprehension, will clear masks be provided to those educators?
5 - How will washroom breaks/Lunch breaks for staff work?
4 - For those who need to see the educator's mouth for comprehension, will clear masks be provided to those educators?
5 - How will washroom breaks/Lunch breaks for staff work?
6 - If educators are spending the entire day with 1 cohort, when will planning time be allotted?
7 - Parents cannot be trusted to "do the right thing" and ensure their sick children stay at home when showing symptoms. Symptom checks (temp, etc) should be implemented.
7 - Parents cannot be trusted to "do the right thing" and ensure their sick children stay at home when showing symptoms. Symptom checks (temp, etc) should be implemented.
8 - For schools that are already over capacity, and cannot implement many of the social distancing measures, will additional space be temporarily provided?
9 - Lunch time will have to be unmasked, how will this be managed?
10 - How will EAs move between classes/students?
9 - Lunch time will have to be unmasked, how will this be managed?
10 - How will EAs move between classes/students?
Those seem to be the top 10 concerns. @fordnation @stephenlecce @maritstiles @ETFOeducators @osstf @AEFO_ON_CA @OECTAProv @samoosterhoff
