Abandoning the muzzle in American schools

Abandoning the muzzle in American schools

While whether or not to wear a mask remains the center of a great controversy over which even countries, the American Health Agency has established It updates its school guidelines to help guide state and local officials in preparing for fall.

On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that teachers, students and staff who have been fully vaccinated (meaning two or more doses of the vaccine) can return to K-12 schools without wearing masks.

And she added in a statement, that people aged two years and over who are not immune from the epidemic, should wear masks at school, especially in closed and crowded places.

At least 3 feet away

While students and teachers should also try to maintain a distance of at least 3 feet in order to reduce transmission, according to the updated guidelines.

The guidance states that some schools are unable to reopen because they cannot maintain adequate distances, and finds that this type should consider other strategies, including eliminating school opportunities (breaks) during the shift, keeping children in classrooms, and testing more ventilation measures. effectiveness.

It is noteworthy that this is the first time that the CDC has recommended that students and teachers who have been fully vaccinated do not need to wear masks in the classroom.

The updates come amid a rise in the number of infections in the most transmissible delta mutant in states across the south, southwest and midwest of America.

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