Vacant Margate School Board Position
Interested Margate resident candidates can submit a cover letter and resume by email to Amodeo_Kelle@margate-nj.com, or via mail or in person at 9001 Winchester Avenue, Margate NJ 08402. All letters are to be addressed to the attention of Mayor Michael Collins. The deadline for submissions is June 8, 2023.
Scholarship Opportunity
The Margate City School District has a new scholarship available for Margate students who are seniors in high school heading to college in the fall - the Tracy Santoro Memorial Scholarship. Please use the link below to access the application. The deadline for submission is Friday, June 23, 2023. Contact Audrey Becker with questions at abecker@margateschools.org
2023 Tracy Santoro Memorial Scholarship Application
Please fill out if you are interested in your child joining our school next fall.
How to become a substitute teacher - Click Here
Substitutes pay:
Bus Drivers $20/hr (4 hour minimum)
Maintenance $18/hour (4 hour minimum)
Nurse $125
Teachers and Educational Assistants $125
September 2022 Covid Protocols Update (may change based on conditions/NJDOH mandates)
Parent monitoring - Parents should not send students to school when sick. For school settings, NJDOH recommends that students with the following symptoms be promptly isolated from others and excluded from school:
• At least two of the following symptoms: fever, chills, myalgia (muscle aches), headache, sore throat, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, congestion or runny nose; OR
• At least one of the following symptoms: new or worsening severe cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, new olfactory disorder, new taste disorder.
Masking - parents/guardians may decide whether their child(ren) should wear a mask while in school and on school buses. Staff will make their own decision about masking. Masks will continue to be allowed if anyone wishes to wear them during school, on the bus, or at school events.
Masking after Isolation (POSITIVE CASE OR SYMPTOMATIC AWAITING TEST) - COVID-19 Positive Cases: Individuals, regardless of vaccination status, who test positive, and individuals with COVID-19 symptoms who have not been tested and do not have an alternative diagnosis from their healthcare provider should:
Stay home for at least 5 full days after the onset of symptoms or if asymptomatic after the positive test (day of symptoms is day 0; if asymptomatic, day the test was performed is day 0)
AND
Masking after Contact (HOUSEHOLD CLOSE CONTACT WITH POSITIVE CASE) - COVID-19 Household Exposures: If a student lives in a home with a person who tests positive for COVID-19, quarantine is not required, but the following protocols will be followed:
The positive family member should isolate/ or wear a well fitted mask in the home.
The student may return to school as long as they are asymptomatic and wear a mask for at least 5 days.
If the student tests NEGATIVE 5 days after last exposure to the person, then they do not need to wear a mask on days 6-10 but should continue to monitor for symptoms for ten days. If the student tests POSITIVE, follow isolation protocols. If no COVID-19 test is taken, student will wear a mask for the full 10 days.
If a parent does not want their child to wear a mask at school, the child’s absences will be excused (10 days from last contact with the positive family member).
Masking in School:
Students may eat snacks in the classroom. Masks must be replaced immediately when the snack is finished.
Students may eat lunch in the cafeteria. They should be placed at an empty table, when possible, or distanced at the table from other students while eating. Masks must be replaced immediately when finished eating and students may return to their normal table.
What tests are acceptable? - PCR tests are still the preferred method. Rapid antigen tests and home tests will be accepted. If a home test is used, the parent must email or provide written confirmation of the date and outcome of the test results.
How do I decide when to test? - Guidance provided from the CDC at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/testing.html#choosing-a-test
Remote learning - We will return to pre-pandemic policies for students who are ill. Students should access their teachers’ Google Classroom pages or email them and make-up work will be provided. There will not be an individual remote-learning option. If the district or a school must switch to remote learning due to a declared public health emergency, remote instruction will be provided.
*At any point, these guidelines are subject to change. Parent cooperation will continue to be essential. If your child is feeling unwell, please do not send him/her to school.
NJDOH Covid Recommendations for Schools - August 29, 2022
Reopening Plans and Associated Guidance Documents
Emergency Virtual Plan for Remote Instruction 2022-23 - October version Posted 10/13/22
Margate Reopening Plan - September version Updated 10/1/21
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