Most of our classrooms are large enough to ideally socially distance students 6 feet, no
less than 3 feet, while students are seated, facing front. Clear plexiglass dividers (desk
barriers) are also being provided in order to protect students and staff.

When social distancing is not feasible, masks will be required (transitions, Mass, small
group work.)

The goal is to socially distance as much as possible.

Each grade level will be a cohort or group of people treated as a group. Grades will not
mix with other grades during the school day.

In general, masks will be worn when:
     • Students are inside and
     • Social Distancing is compromised.

Masks are required for Grades 1-8 (those children age 6 and over); masks for Pre-K and
Kindergarten students may be used at the discretion of the parent.

Masks will be worn during transitions (in hallways, going to lunch, recess, specials, etc.)
Each student will be given a safety lanyard to which his/her mask will be attached. This
will allow masks to stay safe and clean while students are transitioning between inside
and outside.

Masks can be Trinity logo (offered through Lands End), Trinity colors, or whatever mask
makes your child comfortable.

Trinity has put in place many protocols in order to protect students, teachers, and staff
while on our campus. They include:

● Plexiglass partitions for students and office. These will be supplied by the
school.
● Lanyards (tear-away) for students to hang masks on when not in use.
These will be supplied by the school.
● Touchless soap dispensers, sinks, and paper towel holders in restrooms
and classrooms.
● Touchless hand sanitizers in hallways.
● Touchless water bottle fillers in buildings.
● Touchless water fountains outside.
● Upgraded filters in the air conditioning system.
● Infrared thermometers.
● Additional janitorial staff with additional sanitizing responsibilities.
● Janitorial staff using a vaporizing disinfectant machine to rapidly sanitize
certain areas.
● Teachers sanitizing between classes using common areas.
● Thoroughly cleaning after hours.
● Use of an isolation room if students are exhibiting symptoms of Covid-19.

New Rule - Students/Staff must be fever-free for 72 hours without
fever reducing medication. If the student feels well enough, he/she
may participate in Distance Learning.

Distance Learning will be offered for Grades 1-8. Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 will not have the
Distance Learning option. Kindergarten will use a different model.

Trinity will offer our parents two options:

1. On Campus - regular learning. In the event of illness or changes in the family
situation, students may move from ̈brick and mortar ̈ to Distance Learning
immediately.
2. Distance Learning - Live streamed synchronous learning. Students will sign-in
live to their classes and receive the class instruction from their teachers. They
will be able to interact with teachers and classmates.

● Beyond-the-Bell
We will continue to offer our After School Program. Students will be grouped in small
cohorts based on grade/age. Protocols will be followed.
● Athletics
Our Athletic Director and the Florida High School Athletic Association/FHSAA, of
which we are a member, will follow rules and directions for our Middle School athletic
activities.
● Other Extracurriculars
Other extracurriculars will be analyzed and evaluated to determine the feasibility of the
activities.
● Events will be evaluated monthly to determine if they can be offered.
● Field Trips are not allowed until further notice.

During this time, visitors will be very restricted. Visitation by appointment only via the
main office will be allowed until further notice.

Parent Volunteers during the day are not allowed at this point in time.

Visitors on campus will report to the Front Office, have their temperature checked, and
answer COVID-19 potential exposure questions. They may be asked to sign a waiver
and will wear a face mask while being escorted.

Parents checking students in or out must wait until called into the Front Office, wear a
mask, and observe social distancing rules.