New Milford Schools outline reopening plans and safety protocols for upcoming school year
August 11, 2021 | New Milford Public School District, School Districts, New Jersey
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The New Milford Board of Education meeting on August 10, 2021, highlighted significant preparations for the upcoming school year, emphasizing a comprehensive orientation for new faculty and staff. Scheduled for August 24-26, the orientation will include sessions led by administrators, including a lunch with Board President Page, aimed at familiarizing new hires with the district's vision, policies, and practices.
As schools prepare to reopen on September 1, the district is implementing updated health and safety protocols. All students, staff, and visitors will be required to wear masks, regardless of vaccination status. Revised screening procedures will be in place, allowing parents to self-report symptoms or travel-related concerns without daily mandatory forms. Designated entry points will facilitate temperature checks upon arrival, ensuring a safe environment for all.
The meeting also addressed the return of in-person lunch for students, with efforts to maximize distancing. A virtual back-to-school night is anticipated, with final details to be confirmed in early September. Families can expect a streamlined communication of updates by late August, as the district aims to minimize anxiety surrounding the return to school.
In a notable farewell, Superintendent Michael Polizzi was recognized for his contributions as he prepares to retire. His leadership during the pandemic was commended, with gratitude expressed for his dedication to the New Milford community.
The meeting concluded with discussions on ongoing facility projects, including security upgrades and energy-efficient lighting installations, ensuring the district continues to enhance its infrastructure for the benefit of students and staff.
As schools prepare to reopen on September 1, the district is implementing updated health and safety protocols. All students, staff, and visitors will be required to wear masks, regardless of vaccination status. Revised screening procedures will be in place, allowing parents to self-report symptoms or travel-related concerns without daily mandatory forms. Designated entry points will facilitate temperature checks upon arrival, ensuring a safe environment for all.
The meeting also addressed the return of in-person lunch for students, with efforts to maximize distancing. A virtual back-to-school night is anticipated, with final details to be confirmed in early September. Families can expect a streamlined communication of updates by late August, as the district aims to minimize anxiety surrounding the return to school.
In a notable farewell, Superintendent Michael Polizzi was recognized for his contributions as he prepares to retire. His leadership during the pandemic was commended, with gratitude expressed for his dedication to the New Milford community.
The meeting concluded with discussions on ongoing facility projects, including security upgrades and energy-efficient lighting installations, ensuring the district continues to enhance its infrastructure for the benefit of students and staff.
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