Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

  • April 30, 2021:
    Updates to COVID-19 Procedures


    Throughout the spring, NKC Schools has collaborated with the Clay County Health Department and several other public health agencies to monitor and adjust our practices to prevent COVID-19. Our COVID-19 case rates continue to be at their lowest levels of the school year.

    Earlier this week, Clay County shared updated guidance regarding COVID-19 protocols in the community and in schools. As we approach the final few weeks of the school year, we will implement a few changes to our current mitigation practices.

  • March 12, 2021:
    March 22 Updates: Calendars, Meal Distribution & More

     

    We are looking forward to welcoming back all students in grades 6-12 currently learning via a hybrid model to a full five days of in-person attendance beginning March 22! Dr. Clemens shared rationale and thinking in his update last week. As plans, programs and services evolve, we want to keep you informed. Please read more about changes to our school calendar, meal distribution and other important items in today's message here. 

    Updated calendars are available here:
    Elementary Calendar
    Secondary Calendar

  • March 4, 2021:
    Announcement Regarding March 22

     

    On Thursday, March 4, Dr. Clemens shared an update with all NKC Schools families regarding our in-person learners in grades 6-12. Secondary students will begin attending five days per week in person beginning the week of March 22. Read the full message here and see answers to Frequently Asked Questions.

  • This page will continue to be updated as necessary with important information and any additional details. Questions and concerns can be directed to the district's Let's Talk site.

Clay County Public Health Community Recovery Plan

  • Throughout recovery, it is incredibly important that every individual and business remember these four Recovery Essentials that will help prevent the spread of disease and protect our community:

    1. High-risk persons should continue to stay home except for essential activities. Anyone who is sick should also stay at home.
    2. Wear a face mask/covering when interacting with others outside your home.
    3. Always maintain physical distancing (six feet) from anyone you do not live with.
    4. Maintain the highest levels of cleaning and hygiene.

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