Hay Springs Public School Re-Opening Parent Survey

Hay Springs Public Schools is currently working on plans for re-opening our school building for the 2020-21 school year. We are exploring various options based on available guidance from the Nebraska Department of Education and the Panhandle Public Health District. Nothing is more important than the health and safety of your child(ren) and our staff members as we plan to re-enter our school building this fall. We are requesting your feedback to understand what is most important to you!

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* 1. What grade(s) will your child(ren) be entering for the 2020/2021 school year? Please select all that apply.

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* 2. How comfortable are you with in-person classes resuming in August?

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* 3. How comfortable would your student(s) be with wearing a mask at school?

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* 4. What are your main concerns about sending your student(s) back to school? Please select all that apply.

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* 5. What are you and/or your student looking forward to upon returning to school? Please select all that apply.

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* 6. If remote learning is required during the school year, what is your preference for accessing learning materials?

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* 7. What are your main concerns with your student learning from home? Select all that apply.

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* 8. What is the best way for your family  to receive the most up-to-date information from the school district and teachers? Select all that apply.

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* 9. What information would you like communicated to you from your student's teacher(s)? Select all that apply.

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* 10. Please rate the following factors based on importance in relationship to your comfort level in sending your child back to school. Use the following rating scale "very important" meaning this is a must; "neutral" meaning this would not impact my comfort level at all; or "opposed" meaning this would cause my child's return to school to be very difficult.  Please keep in mind that these are only theoretical examples and not, by any means, intended to present actual or likely decisions.

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Hand sanitizer is provided in each classroom and regularly used.
Classrooms, common spaces and bathrooms are cleaned and sanitized daily.
Students only interacting with others in their classroom/grade level.
School buses enforce physical distancing between riders and/or run at half capacity.
Arranging seating to create greater physical distance in the classrooms and lunchrooms.
Limiting attendance at any given time to half the capacity of the school building.
Symptom checks being required before entering the building.
Visitors and volunteers being limited on campus.
Suspending activities that increase heavy breathing and droplet spread (e.g., singing, running, team games or sports).
Staggering passing periods.
Confirmed number of cases within the community declining or being steadily lower. 

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