New Jersey health officials issue long list of coronavirus guidelines for schools, colleges
New Jersey health officials are issuing a long list guidelines for schools and colleges across the state on the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mar 5, 2020, 11:52 AM
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New Jersey health officials are issuing a long list guidelines for schools and colleges across the state on the coronavirus outbreak.
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Here's a look at some of the recommendations:
Students with a fever, cough or difficulty breathing should be isolated from other students.
Schools should implement flexible attendance and sick leave policies. Prepare to offer home instruction to students.
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The schools should also prepare alternative instruction policies, including home instruction.
Schools are not expected to screen either students or staff to identify possible cases of the virus.
During school dismissals, child care programs and schools may stay open for staff while students stay home.
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