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COVID Health & Safety

students in class wearing masks

In-person learning requires a layered approach to COVID-19 safety planning including vaccinations, frequent hand washing, symptom screening, cough and sneeze etiquette, and other safety practices. Each strategy complements the others and works in concert to mitigate the overall risk of transmission. We will continue to assess our strategies and adapt our plan as we monitor community conditions. 

woman wearing mask feeling ill

Feeling Sick / Potential COVID Exposure

women receiving a vaccine

Vaccination  Requirements

student wearing a mask near a school bus

Mask Use by Choice in South Kitsap !

Mask use is a choice in all South Kitsap School District facilities, but not required. This includes school buses. We honor each family and staff member’s right to choose to wear a mask or not. It will be vitally important that everyone is treated with kindness and respect, regardless of their choice.

three volunteers wearing masks

Volunteers & School Visitors

Prior to coming to school, volunteers and visitors should conduct daily symptom checks and stay home if they are sick and do not feel well.

outside photo of Hidden Creek

On Campus Modifications

hand washing in a sink

Hygiene & Health

Following practices of proper handwashingrespiratory etiquette, and monitoring symptoms.

Prior to coming to school, students and staff should conduct daily symptom checks and stay home if they are sick and do not feel well.

Masked Roscoe with masked student athlete

Athletics & Extra Curricular Activities