ADE Commissioner Jacob Oliva
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Department of Education

Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education 2021-2022 COVID-19 Guidance for Schools

Memo Information

Memo Number
COM-22-020
Memo Date
7/27/2021
Memo Type
Informational
Unit
Communications
Regulatory Authority
Response Required
NO
Attention
Federal Programs; Superintendents; Assistant Superintendent; Principals; Technology Coordinators; Test Coordinators; General Business Managers; Teachers; Gifted & Talented Coordinators; Curriculum Coordinators; Bookkeepers; School Counselors; Techstart Coordinators or Contact Name; Equity Coordinators (Disability/Race/Gender/National Origin); Child Nutrition Directors/Managers; Data Stewards (SIS; eSchool; eFinance; TRIAND); District Coordinators (ALE; Homeless; ESOL; SDFS & Foster); Parent Involvement Coordinators/Facilitators; CTE Coordinator (COOPs and regular school districts); Facilities / Maintenance Director

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Memo Text

The Arkansas Department of Education, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Health and the Governor's Office, is releasing 2021-2022 COVID-19 Guidance for Schools. This document addresses updates to the public health guidance and is based on the public health situation with COVID-19 as it is understood today. Guidance will be updated as needed if additional or new guidance is made available by the CDC. DESE and the ADH will continue to monitor conditions and work with districts to respond accordingly. School officials, parents, and community members are encouraged to work together to plan and to implement as many strategies as possible to make the return to school and continued in-person learning opportunities successful again this year.

The guidance is attached and also is available at https://dese.ade.arkansas.gov/Offices/communications/arkansas-ready-for-learning. 

 

 

 

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