- Lexington School District Four
- Aug 4 - Student Mask Requirements
Updates
- Jan 21 - Return to 4-Day Instructional Schedule on Jan 25
- Jan 14 - A/B Hybrid Schedule Extended through January 22
- Dec 17 - Meals and Modified Instructional Schedule
- Dec 15 - Modified Instructional Schedule for January 2021
- October 20 - Transition to Four-Day Hybrid Schedule
- September 4 - Attendance
- August 24 - Sample Notification Letters - Confirmed COVID Cases
- August 13 - Student Meals
- Aug 5 - Illness Precautions
- Aug 4 - Student Mask Requirements
- July 29 - LEAP Days
- July 17 - Parent Choice Update
- July 15 - Reopening Plan Update
- April 14 Update
- April 3 Update
- March 30 Update
- March 27 Update
- March 26 Update
- March 24 Update
- March 19 Update
- March 18 Update
- March 17 Update
- March 16 Update
- March 15 Update
Aug 4 - Student Mask Requirements
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State Superintendent of Education, Molly Spearman, announced that face masks will be required on district transportation and within all SC public school facilities for all students in 4K-Grade 12. Schools are to follow guidelines established by the CDC when adhering to this requirement.
Face Mask Requirements
- Masks should cover the face from above the nose to below the chin and fit snugly.
- Masks may be reusable cloth masks, disposable masks, or gaiter masks. Bandanas and loose-fitting scarfs that can easily become undone should not be used.
- All decorated masks must meet dress code requirements.
Student-Specific Requirements
- All students will wear a mask at bus stops if waiting with individuals from other households.
- All students will always wear a mask on district transportation.
- All students will always wear a mask at school or on school grounds except in the following situations:
- Eating breakfast or lunch
- Outside at recess
- During a defined mask break
- When instructed by school personnel
Important Notes
- Face shields may not be substituted for face masks. This is specifically stated in CDC guidance.
- Brief face masks breaks will be provided when appropriate during outside lunch or other opportunities where physical distancing of 6 feet or greater can be maintained.
- Students with special situations or specific health needs will be addressed individually. Parents should contact their school to address their specific concerns.
- Future modifications of the district protocol may be required due to changes in CDC or state guidance.