Good afternoon. Due to several barriers, the 8th grade DC trip has been canceled for this school year. All money that has been paid will be fully refunded. Plans are in motion for next year to combine this year's 8th grade with this year's 7th grade. This should help to ensure that there are high […]
Press Release - Community CommunicationCoronavirus - Additional Information
Press Release: Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Administrators and school health professionals from each of the Hardin County Schools held a meeting today with leadership from the Hardin County Health Department, the Hardin County EMA, the Hardin Memorial Hospital, and the Hardin County Sheriff’s Department. The purpose of the meeting was to gather additional factual information about the COVID-19 virus from health professionals, collaborate with these health professionals, and review our current school district emergency response action plans.
As school district leaders we were attempting to take a proactive approach to the spread of the COVID-19 virus should the situation arise where there was a confirmed case in or near Hardin County or local school districts. Many things were discussed in the meeting and a lot of good information was gathered.
Overall, the districts found there were many areas where our current plans addressed this most recent threat. For instance, we are already working to promote and teach proper hygiene to stop the spread of flu and cold viruses including; teaching students to wash their hands properly, disinfecting rooms, common areas, and other places where students gather, and monitoring students for signs of sickness.
We collectively understand there is a lot of anxiety and uncertainty among our school students, parents, and other community members. We feel confident we are prepared to meet this challenge and we promise to continue to work with local and state health professionals so that we can make the best decision about the health and welfare of each and every student attending our schools.
In addition to this press release, the district leaders have collectively put together resources that you can find by visiting any one of our district’s web pages. Among the items you will find is a frequently asked questions (FAQ) section. Another website you may also want to visit for more information is the Ohio Department of Health https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/home
Jennifer Penczarski – Kenton City Schools Meri Skilliter – Ada Exempted Village Schools Craig Hurley – Upper Scioto Valley Local Schools Sally Henrick – Ridgemont Local Schools Jeff Young – Riverdale Local Schools Jeff Price – Hardin Northern Local Schools
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Overview: The goal of this restart plan is to have every student attend school everyday on a normal schedule. The students would experience a normal day to the fullest extent possible while upholding the safety for all students and staff.
Hardin Northern High School (7-12) “Back to School” Plan
Overview: The goal of this restart plan is to have every student attend school everyday on a normal schedule. The students would experience a normal day to the fullest extent possible while upholding the safety for all students and staff.
Hardin Northern Elementary (K-6) School Restart Plan Every Day/All Students
Overview: The goal of this restart plan is to have every student attend school everyday on a normal schedule. The students would experience a normal day to the fullest extent possible while upholding the safety for all students and staff.
Hardin Northern High School (7-12) “Back to School” Plan
Overview: The goal of this restart plan is to have every student attend school everyday on a normal schedule. The students would experience a normal day to the fullest extent possible while upholding the safety for all students and staff.
