COVID-19 policy staying the same at DC Everest School District

District working on written policy for action should case numbers grow
Teachers from the DC Everest District said that most of their students remained on track with...
Teachers from the DC Everest District said that most of their students remained on track with learning last year and are ready to start the new year off strong.(wsaw)
Published: Sep. 15, 2021 at 9:07 PM CDT
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Schofield, Wis. (WSAW) - COVID-19 policy in the DC Everest School District will stay the same for now.

But the district is working on a written policy of strategies for if the case numbers rise.

At Wednesday night’s school board meeting, District Superintendent Dr. Kristine Gilmore said current COVID-19 policies will remain in place in the district. But, she said they are working with the Wausau School District and the Marathon County Health Department to come up with a written mitigation strategy in case the number of cases goes up.

Right now, masks are recommended but not required for staff and 6th graders - senior students. They’re required for kindergarten through 5th graders, but parents can sign a waiver to opt out.

The district’s website says there are active coronavirus cases 0.47% of the staff and students.

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