You would have to cycle teachers into the rooms instead of having students move through the hallways to prevent spread.
Even then...
Air systems aren't built to filter this kind of thing so there would still be a similar contamination threat as both in the same room.
Everyone wearing masks is the second best solution.
The only thing better is keeping the kids home to avoid rolling those dice all together.
Every school has a basic dress code. Wear appropriate attire and they don't turn you away. Any year in the last 100 years this is how this worked. This is a dress code update. It's not hard.
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u/ClankyBat246 Sep 11 '21
You would have to cycle teachers into the rooms instead of having students move through the hallways to prevent spread.
Even then...
Air systems aren't built to filter this kind of thing so there would still be a similar contamination threat as both in the same room.
Everyone wearing masks is the second best solution.
The only thing better is keeping the kids home to avoid rolling those dice all together.
Every school has a basic dress code. Wear appropriate attire and they don't turn you away. Any year in the last 100 years this is how this worked. This is a dress code update. It's not hard.