MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL

COVID-19 Monitoring and Communication

As of April 12, 2021

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Status Orange

-Rate of uncontrolled COVID-19 infection continues to grow.

-Hawaii State Government issues new recommendations for essential services

including schools.

-Some parts of the campus are closed due to diagnosis of or exposure to COVID-19 by a student, staff member, or parent, or by state government mandate.

-Some classroom cohorts continue learning on campus.

-All students allowed to attend in-person instruction remain in classroom cohorts.

-Protocols for health and safety are being observed by students, families, and staff.

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Any or all of the above must be true to be in the given status.

Due to the fluid nature of the situation, updates to the school calendar will be added to this page.

Information Links and Resources

• State of Hawaii Department of Health - COVID-19 Website

• State of Hawaii Department of Health

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Official Coronavirus Website

• CDC Information for Travel

• World Health Organization Official Coronavirus Website

• U.S. Department of State Travel Advisories

• State of Hawaii Executive Office on Early Learning

• HI Crisis Hot Line:  Is the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 making you anxious? If you need someone to talk to, the Hawaii Department of Health has expanded its 24-hour Crisis Line of Hawaii to help. Call (800) 753-6879, or text the word ALOHA to 741741 any time of day. Staff are available 24/7.

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School Resources

MCS Reopening Plan 2020-2021 V2

Updated September 3, 2020

The dedicated staff and faculty of Montessori Community School are taking steps to welcome our students, families, and staff safely back to campus.  Our goal is to provide an environment for learning that is adaptable and durable given the COVID-19 pandemic challenges of the time, and which will allow us to maintain on-campus learning as much as possible through the school year.  Click here to read the

MCS Reopening Plan V2 for the 2020-2021 school year.

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