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District administration presented to a group of stakeholders on March 22. The group comprised parents, teachers, administrators and board of education members with the aim of discussing the challenges and airing a variety of views about return OHS and OMS students to full-time, in-person attendance at school.
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Parent Assurances - January 2021
We are once again asking families to complete a Parent Assurance form for each child in school. Submit by Friday, January 8, 2021. We appreciate your cooperation!
Numbers of reported cases in our schools.
Dr. Harrington gave a very informative update on Covid-19 in regards to schools remaining open. She and other administrators and BOE members also answered audience questions.
Please view our newsletter on reopening schools. Haga clic aquí para ver la versión en español.
We value parents' voices. Please respond by Wednesday, July 22.
The task force, made up of multiple sub-committees, is meeting regularly to plan how to safely reopen schools. Focus groups involving parents have begun the week of July 13. Click the link above to review the Task Force document.
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These are questions that came from the community. We will be updating as more questions arise.
Spreadsheet created by Oceanside School District to track our cases.
The state has created a database to track COVID-19 statistics in school districts. Click the link to view the database.
This form went to every family via email and must be completed for each child before they can enter school.
This document represents how the Oceanside School District and Nassau County Department of Health will work together to address requirements for testing and contact tracing.
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