Covid Safety
What native, local bird has a wingspan near six feet?
(Read on to find out!)
Health and Safety Protocols
Our goal is to run a safe and supportive program for children, their families, our staff and their families. We support a culture of caring, and empower kids to learn and practice skills that reduce their risk and sustain community. We aim to minimize restrictions while maintaining a level of precaution that maximizes inclusion as we make our way through pandemic. Our research indicates that covid transmission is relatively low in the out of doors - so nature is a great place to be in this time!
Nature Learning Community will follow guidance from the CDC, the State of Michigan and the most current Washtenaw County Health Department’s Recommendations for Schools, Childcare, Camps and Sports. As knowledge and conditions change we’ll adjust our practices, too.
Here are the key elements of our current health and safety plan:
Daily Health Screening
Staying home when sick is a critical layer of prevention. This is always a good idea, but any communicable sickness right now, even a common cold, is disruptive to our lives. Thank you for keeping kids home when they’re not feeling fully well!
We are strongly encouraging our staff to stay home if they are not well. We’ll do everything we can to find subs, but it’s possible that staff illness will result in cancelled classes. Review our refund policy here.
Our goal is to run a safe and supportive program for children, their families, our staff and their families. We support a culture of caring, and empower kids to learn and practice skills that reduce their risk and sustain community. We aim to minimize restrictions while maintaining a level of precaution that maximizes inclusion as we make our way through pandemic. Our research indicates that covid transmission is relatively low in the out of doors - so nature is a great place to be in this time!
Nature Learning Community will follow guidance from the CDC, the State of Michigan and the most current Washtenaw County Health Department’s Recommendations for Schools, Childcare, Camps and Sports. As knowledge and conditions change we’ll adjust our practices, too.
Here are the key elements of our current health and safety plan:
Daily Health Screening
Staying home when sick is a critical layer of prevention. This is always a good idea, but any communicable sickness right now, even a common cold, is disruptive to our lives. Thank you for keeping kids home when they’re not feeling fully well!
We are strongly encouraging our staff to stay home if they are not well. We’ll do everything we can to find subs, but it’s possible that staff illness will result in cancelled classes. Review our refund policy here.
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