USD 312 Haven Schools was notified that an individual at Haven High School has tested positive for COVID-19. Per our established protocol, we are thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting areas within the school facility. We are also in contact with the Reno County Health Department and will take the steps necessary to protect the health of our staff and students. The district is closely monitoring this situation and will notify families if any additional actions need to be taken in the near future.

Clark Wedel

USD 312 Haven Schools was notified that an individual at Haven Grade School has tested positive for COVID-19. Per our established protocol, we are thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting areas within the school facility. We are also in contact with the Reno County Health Department and will take the steps necessary to protect the health of our staff and students. The district is closely monitoring this situation and will notify families if any additional actions need to be taken in the near future.

Clark Wedel

USD 312 Haven Schools was notified that an individual at Yoder Charter School has tested positive for COVID-19. Per our established protocol, we are thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting areas within the school facility. We are also in contact with the Reno County Health Department and will take the steps necessary to protect the health of our staff and students. The district is closely monitoring this situation and will notify families if any additional actions need to be taken in the near future.

Clark Wedel

11/20/20

Eleventh Gating Criteria Released for Reno County Schools USD 312

Haven has received its eleventh guidance from the Reno County Health Department related to "Gating Criteria".

The USD 312 school board met yesterday and made some changes to the district’s learning models. This was based on the increasing concern in Reno County related to a continued spike in Covid-19 cases
across the region. The Gating Committee continues to analyze these numbers and is releasing the decisions that have been made for next week and after.

Haven Grade School-(In-Person/Micro-Cohort Classrooms). We will be making a transition to Micro-cohort classrooms (smaller class sizes). School will be cancelled on Tuesday, November 24 so we
can begin this process. HGS 6th graders will begin attendance at Haven Baptist Church on Monday, November 30. All other students and grades will continue meeting at HGS but may move classrooms.
Additional information will be provided by the building.

Haven Middle/High School- (Remote Learning). This means that students will be learning from home. Schools will be communicating further on this and some students may be asked to come to the building for individual instruction as needed. This model begins on Monday, November 23, 2020.

Yoder Charter School- (In-person/Micro-cohort Classrooms). This means that grades 5-8 will continue
to meet in-person at Journey Mennonite Church. Grades K-4 will continue to meet in-person at YCS. This is what has been in place for several weeks so no change to the learning model.

The plan is to remain in the above learning models through December 18, 2020. The gating committee will continue to assess learning models status on a regular basis during this time.

Community testing is available to those interested. https://www.renogov.org/767/Get-Tested

Elizabeth Preisser

USD 312 Haven Schools was notified that an individual at Yoder Charter School has tested positive for COVID-19. Per our established protocol, we are thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting areas within the school facility. We are also in contact with the Reno County Health Department and will take the steps necessary to protect the health of our staff and students. The district is closely monitoring this situation and will notify families if any additional actions need to be taken in the near future.

Clark Wedel

11/13/20
Tenth Gating Criteria Released for Reno County Schools USD 312

Haven has received its tenth guidance from the Reno County Health Department related to "Gating Criteria". This information is now considered by building and the learning model will be determined each week. Haven Middle and Haven High are now being considered one building due to shared staff, students, and facilities. The district’s gating committee has determined the following colors and learning models to begin next week:

The district’s gating committee has determined the following colors and learning models to be in place next week: Haven Grade School- Orange (In-Person) . This means continuing with our current learning model. We plan to move to Micro-cohort classrooms when/if the gating criteria supports it.

Haven Middle/High School- Orange (Hybrid) . This means that students will continue in-person by the school provided schedule but only about half will attend each day so that our numbers are smaller and spacing can be increased.

Yoder Charter School- Orange (Micro-cohort Classrooms). This means that grades 5-8 will continue to meet in-person at Journey Mennonite Church. Grades K-4 will continue to meet in-person at YCS.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRenoCounty - Covid Cut-Off Town Hall meeting explains from a medical perspective of what we are seeing at Hutch Regional Hospital. (From Reno County Health)

Elizabeth Preisser

USD 312 Haven Schools was notified that a staff member/student at Haven MIddle/High School has tested positive for COVID-19. Per our established protocol, we are thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting areas within the school facility. We are also in contact with the Reno County Health Department and will take the steps necessary to protect the health of our staff and students. The district is closely monitoring this situation and will notify families if any additional actions need to be taken in the near future.

Clark Wedel

Tonight’s playoff football game is a KSHSAA event. There will be NO GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS sold at the game. Fans will only be admitted into the game with a ticket that they received from a student participant. Present your ticket at the booth to pay admission and gain entry. KSHSAA ticket prices are $7 for adults and $5 for students (K-12). NO PASSES ACCEPTED. MASKS REQUIRED FOR ENTRY. NO ARTIFICIAL NOISE MAKERS ARE ALLOWED AT THE GAME. The live stream link is below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKanxXURQQM&feature=youtu.be

Jared Kirkpatrick