HEALTH & SAFETY GUIDE FOR FAMILIES
CURRENT A S OF SEPTEMBER 4, 2020
HELPFUL CONTACTS*
INDEX The D-E Community Compact ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1
Administration
Middle School Deans
Head of School Rodney V. De Jarnett, Ed. D
Grade 6 Dean Tasha Urbanowski
Executive Assistant to Head of School Annmarie Michalek
Grade 7 Dean James Aitken
Middle School Principal Jonathan Davis
Grade 8 Dean Junior De La Hoz
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Lower School Principal Kimberly Lewis
Upper School Deans
Maintaining Physical Distancing ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6
Upper School Principal Joseph W. Algrant
Class of 2024 Jeremy Meserole
Testing and Contact Tracing �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������6
Director of Advancement Patricia Boig
Class of 2023 Shai Zacaraev
Director of D-E 360° Sherronda Brown, Ed. D.
Class of 2022 Kim Lalli
Director of Equity and Diversity Engagement Mirangela Buggs, Ed. D.
Class of 2021 Brendan McGrail
Director of Operations Michael Burns
Nurses/Health Department Team
Director of Finance Angela Artale
Lower School Nurse Maureen Krane (201) 227-3162
Director of Technology Trevor Shaw Director of Human Resources Lynda Soriano Director of Communications and Publications Elizabeth Tausner Upper School Principal Executive Assistant Christine Hazarian Middle School Principal Executive Assistant Diane Cebulski Lower School Principal Executive Assistant Dorothy Bryan Lower School Assistant Principal Susan Abramson Lower School Assistant Principal Julia Calantone
Middle/Upper School Nurse Allison Herriott (201) 227-3163 Lower/Middle School Nurse April Boghossian
HEALTH & SAFETY Before Leaving for Campus ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 3 Campus Required Health and Safety Measures ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3 COVID-19 Diagnosis & Medical Condition Decision Trees ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4
Magnus Health Portal / Required Forms ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������5
All Faculty and Staff Testing �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������7 Exterior and Interior Buildings Signage Examples ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 7 Returning to School After Illness ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 8 FACILITIES & LOGISTICS Cleaning and Disinfecting ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 9 Campus / Building Access ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 9 On-Campus Food Service ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9 Air Circulation and HVAC �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 Locker Rooms / Athletics ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 Campus Visitors �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10 TRANSPORTATION Busing/Driving Overview ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 11 10 STEPS TO A HEALTHY RETURN TO SCHOOL ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������12
*Click on the name to send an email.
APPENDIX Morning Protocol �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������13 Lunchtime Protocol(s) ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������14 Outdoor Dining ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������14 Indoor Dining ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������15 Afternoon / Dismissal Protocols ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������15 Afterschool Arrangements At A Glance �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������16 Campus Map �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������17
THE D-E COMMUNITY COMPACT (Cont’d)
THE D-E COMMUNITY COMPACT
• self-certify through Ruvna Medical Self-Check prior to arrival on campus each school day. See Page 3 for details.
As a member of the Dwight-Englewood School Community, we each have the individual responsibility to maintain the necessary personal health and safety practices to help ensure the health and safety of the community. The first three words of our Mission, “As a community,” asks each of us to build and maintain community. And in these unique times, our focus on community has never been more important.
• wear face coverings as directed on campus and in public as advised by local health officials. • practice social/physical distancing, both on campus as directed and off-campus as advised by local health officials.
As a member of the 2020 - 2021 academic year community, (whether a student, a member of a student’s family, or a member of the faculty or staff), you agree to adhere to the expectations for the healthy habits listed below.
• wash hands frequently for at least 20 seconds throughout each day and before and after interactions with others.
Each family is asked to agree with the Community Compact, a health and wellness commitment, through the Magnus Health Portal that must be submitted with the other required medical documents before the start of school.
• practice good personal hygiene, especially frequent hand-washing and sanitizing, and to adopt the CDC-recommended actions when coughing or sneezing (into a tissue that is then disposed of, followed by hand-washing or sanitizing). • abide by all safety protocols and practices being implemented on campus, including but not limited to, classroom seating arrangements, movement around campus, use of common spaces, and classroom cleaning.
I agree to: • adhere to strict physical distancing and the use of facial coverings for the 14 days prior to your return to campus.
• be up-to-date on all vaccines.
• stay at home when ill, especially if presenting with any symptoms associated with COVID-19.
• receive a flu shot. • follow procedures for entering and exiting classrooms, campus buildings and school buses including:
• self-quarantine for 14 days from exposure to someone who has experienced COVID-19 symptoms or tested positive for COVID-19. Exposure is defined as being in contact for 15 minutes or more, with less than 6 feet distancing. If you maintain social distancing, you are not considered to be exposed.
» entering and exiting rows of seating in classrooms, which will be clearly marked on signs in and around classrooms. » entering and exiting campus buildings, which will be visible on signs near the entrances and exits of campus buildings.
• self-quarantine for at least 14 days before coming onto campus if returning home from a state or region listed on the CDC quarantine list.
» entering and exiting D-E school buses.
• discuss health and safety as it relates to off-campus spaces and personal relationships with all family members prior to your return to campus.
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• refrain from organizing, hosting, or attending events, parties, or other social gatherings off-campus that may cause safety risks to me and other members of the community.
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HEALTH & SAFETY
While on Campus: • Face Masks and Face Shields » Cotton masks with a minimum of 2 layers is what is recommended. Surgical masks (3 layer minimum) are good as well. Procedure masks are not to be used.Masks with valves are not appropriate.
BEFORE LEAVING FOR CAMPUS All D-E students, faculty and staff must complete the Daily At-Home Health Certification, BEFORE leaving to come to campus.
» Wearing face masks on campus will be required except when eating in designated lunch areas. This is a CDC guideline and no one will be permitted on campus who will not follow this requirement. The D-E Nursing staff recommends that young children be introduced to more extended face mask use over a period of time. Instructions for proper practice of face mask use will be provided in the near future.
This Health Certification is available through the new D-E Ruvna Medical Self-Check online tool. Ruvna will send a daily Text and Email to complete the Self-Check. This Self-Check includes a temperature check and review of COVID-related symptoms (e.g. Sore Throat; Headache).
» When purchasing face masks for your family, make sure they consist of at least (2) layers of tightly woven, not too thick, 100% cotton fabric in a high thread count. They should not have a valve in them, as this type does not protect others.
Anyone with a temperature above 99.9 degrees must stay home. Additional symptoms will automatically prompt the system to “Approve” or “Deny” attending the School in person. If you are not approved, stay home and call your division attendance officer.
» Each student, faculty member and staff member will provide their own mask Everyone on campus should always carry a spare mask.
For a Ruvna Self-Check Information Flyer and Daily Health Certification SelfCheck FAQs, click here or scan the QR code. You are required to complete the Self-Check anytime you are scheduled to be on campus AND any time you receive a notification to complete this Self-Check.
• Face shields will be provided to all Lower School students, faculty and staff. The face shield cannot be worn alone but must be used with a mask at all times.
Ruvna Self-Check Info.
• Face shields will be available to order (optional) by all Middle/Upper School students and faculty/staff. D-E families will receive ordering information by email.
• If you get a notification, but you aren’t coming to campus, please complete the Self-Check anyway.
COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS & MEDICAL CONDITION DECISION TREES
• If you are scheduled to be on campus, but you didn’t get a notification, please contact help@d-e.org.
If a Dwight-Englewood School student, faculty, staff or family member receives a confirmed positive diagnosis of COVID-19:
CAMPUS REQUIRED HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES
• They must notify the Head of School Office immediately by emailing hoscovid@d-e.org.
Upon Arrival:
• Dwight-Englewood will then implement closure proceedings that pertain to the specific cohort the child is in. Proceedings vary by division because the ways in which children interact vary by division.
• Zero contact / touch-free Thermal Scanning Stations have been installed throughout the campus, located at the entryway of all buildings on the campus. Nurses and designated faculty and staff will monitor the arrival of children and guide any who have a temperature above 99.9 degrees to Isolation Rooms until parents can pick up their children. Siblings of children with temperatures will be directed to the Isolation Room to be picked up by the parents as well.
• Dwight-Englewood will immediately confer with the local and state Department of Health. Short term closure of the classroom, grade, or division will provide the local health officials time to determine the appropriate next steps. • Contact tracing is completed by the department of health for the town in which the student/
• Arrivals after school has begun must enter at the Lincoln Street Entrance. You must sign in and have your temperature checked before you may enter campus.
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staff or family member lives.
For a Positive Case of COVID in our community, please see page 8 for a “Scenarios” outline (PDF).
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MAINTAINING PHYSICAL DISTANCING
HEALTHY HYGIENE • Hand Sanitizer Stations will be available in every entryway, classroom and open space throughout the buildings. Children will be reminded to use them frequently. Young children will be supervised during the use of hand sanitizer.
Pedestrian Traffic Flow: • To preserve appropriate distancing and limit any large groupings of students, everyone should expect signage for one-way directions for hallways and building entrances and exits. All community members must adhere to the traffic flow signage.
• Hand-washing procedures also will be shared and reinforced with everyone on campus. Ageappropriate exterior and interior buildings signage has been posted regarding guidelines. See Page 6 for examples. Faculty will supervise all hand-washing for our youngest students.
Large group gatherings: • Assemblies, division meetings, class meetings, parent gatherings, etc. will not be held on campus this fall. We will move all of these important gatherings to online Zoom meetings or Webinars.
• Water Fountains: All public water fountains have been replaced with temporary bottle fillers. For this reason, all students/faculty/staff members are advised to bring in their own water bottles. • Restrooms: A maximum of two (2) students will be able to be in multi-stall restrooms at the same time. Disinfecting of all restrooms will be completed continually throughout the day. Motionsensor flushing, soap dispensers, and paper towel dispensers are being installed in all buildings as they are received from the manufacturer.
Shared Materials: • Access to shared materials will be strictly limited. Shared tools and materials in the lower school and in art classes will be replaced by individual tools and materials for each student. Expensive materials such as science tools and equipment will be disinfected between use.
• Medical Supplies Boxes in Classrooms: To reduce the flow of student visits to the Health Offices, a box of medical supplies most often requested of our nurses will be located in every classroom under the supervision of the faculty.
TESTING AND CONTACT TRACING
MAGNUS HEALTH PORTAL / REQUIRED FORMS
To ensure a safe and healthy start to the 2020-21 School Year, we are requiring all students, faculty and staff to be tested within a two-week period prior to the day that they return to campus. Here is the student policy as written and approved by the Head of School:
All D-E families must have
• Students will be required to submit a PDF of a negative COVID-19 test within the two weeks prior to their return to campus through the Magnus Health Portal. If a student tests positive, the nurses will help the family follow the protocol established and published on the Responsible Reopening Website.
completed health forms uploaded to the School’s online Magnus Health Portal. To access the Magnus Health Portal,
• Students who are choosing the virtual option will not need to get tested until 2 weeks prior to when they return to campus.
D-E families must LogIn to MyD-E. After you LogIn to MyD-E go to
If you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or, if you need instructions regarding your return to the School, please visit our Decision Tree page on the Reopening Website or see the Appendix.
the Parent Resource Board for the Magnus Health Portal link (see screenshot image for reference).
The Department of Health from the appropriate town(s) will do the contact tracing, should it be needed for a student, faculty, or staff member.
Need help with MyD-E LogIn? Please contact D-E’s Technology Department at help@d-e.org or by phone: 201-227-3177.
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ALL FACULTY AND STAFF TESTING All faculty and staff are required to have a COVID-19 test prior to the start of school and every two weeks after that. As a service to faculty/staff, we are providing on-campus COVID testing starting Thursday 3 September. After that initial date, faculty/staff will be assigned to two groups which will be tested on campus on alternating Thursdays. Faculty and staff will receive emails regarding testing protocols.
EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR BUILDINGS SIGNAGE EXAMPLES
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FACILITIES & LOGISTICS
AIR CIRCULATION AND HVAC • We have made adjustments to our HVAC systems to include more fresh air into the systems as well as installing the higher quality filters current research is suggesting.
CLEANING AND DISINFECTING
• The School has purchased individual air filtration systems for classrooms and office spaces for classrooms or office spaces that do not have appropriately-sized windows or appropriate HVAC systems. These filtration systems can be used in the future during allergy and flu seasons.
• The School is hiring additional day-time staff to provide ongoing cleaning and disinfecting services for high-touch surfaces as well as public spaces such as our restrooms. • Each night we will complete deep cleaning and disinfection of all interior spaces.
LOCKER ROOMS / ATHLETICS
• Questions regarding D-E Facilities’ cleaning and disinfecting protocols may be submitted below in the Comments section.
• All locker room facilities will be closed until further notice. • Middle School and Upper School Athletics will not have any Fall Sports Teams.
CAMPUS / BUILDING ACCESS
• Upper School will not have interscholastic athletics this fall. An Email was sent 8/25/2020 to all Upper School families providing additional details for this decision; click here to view. As noted in that communication:
• All buildings on campus will have designated one-way-only Entryways and Exits. • Lower School (LS) families can view LS Building floorplans for students in Preschool(3) – Grade 5: • For the Drapkin Hall Floorplan (PDF), visit https://d-e.myschoolapp.com/ ftpimages/434/download/download_5457947.pdf
» D-E Athletics will still consider the possibility of winter and spring seasons, which are currently TBD.
Drapkin Hall Floorplan
» Some intramural athletic activity that is in keeping with health and safety measures is being considered for Upper School students, to enjoy time outside getting some exercise with friends. Updates will be provided once details are confirmed.
• For the Umpleby Hall Floorplan (PDF) visit https://d-e.myschoolapp.com/ ftpimages/434/download/download_5457941.pdf
ON-CAMPUS FOOD SERVICE
» Questions may be directed to: athletic_office@d-e.org Umpleby Hall Floorplan
CAMPUS VISITORS
• Food Services will only provide freshly-packaged grab-and-go options this fall, from various locations on campus.
• We are limiting all visitors to campus. Each visitor must have made an appointment to enter campus.
• Additional spaces for lunch have been made available including tents on Leggett Field.
• Visitors will enter campus via the Lincoln Street Entrance.
• After November 1st, we will, if necessary, utilize the three gyms.
• Everyone entering campus must wear a mask at all times and maintain a healthy distance.
• For additional details about Lunch Protocols, please see page 14.
• The attendant at the guard house will take and record each visitor’s temperature to ensure it’s within the healthy range to be allowed on campus. The guardhouse attendant will also ensure the visitor’s name is on the appointment list before allowing the visitor on campus. The visitor will be provided directions and parking information.
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10 Steps for a Healthy Return to School
TRANSPORTATION 1
BUSING/DRIVING OVERVIEW
Practice Hand Hygiene
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Practice good hand hygiene often throughout the day. Teach your child to sing their ABCs or have them count for at least 20 seconds ensuring they wash front, back, & in-between their fingers.
Busing to and from campus: • Seating will be limited to one student per seat on all of our buses, except for siblings. Siblings will be asked to sit together.
Update Immunizations/Physical Each are required to enroll for the school year. Contact your child’s pediatrician for an appointment. Immunizations can also be obtained at the Health Dept.
• Students will be required to wear a face mask while entering, riding and exiting the bus.
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• All bus riders must wash and disinfect their hands prior to getting on the bus.
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Your child will be required to wear a mask on the bus, upon entering school, & within the hallways. Teach them to remove the mask by the ear loops and not to touch the inside of the mask.
• Riders will load the bus starting from the back and working to the front to preserve appropriate distancing at all times. Riders will disembark buses starting in the front and working to the back. • All bus windows will be open (weather permitting). • Each bus will be disinfected to the highest standards. • For Late Bus, please refer to our After School Program details; visit https://reopening.d-e.org/d-e-360-after-school-programming/ or scan the QR code.
Practice Putting Mask On/Off
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Practice 6 ft. of Distance
Change Aerosolized Medication Nebulizers & inhalers without a chamber cannot be administered in school. Speak with your child’s pediatrician to obtain the proper equipment & to update the Asthma Action Plan.
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Measure the distance on the floor. Consider temporarily laying pieces of paper down for a visual.
Purchase Reusable Water Bottle Bring a reusable bottle to school. Water fountains will not be in service.
Driving / Personal Vehicle Student DropOff and PickUp • Please refer to the Campus Map for dropoff and pickup location information. • Lower School (LS) parents / guardians please refer to the DropOff & Dismissal Times Flyer (PDF): click here or scan the QR code
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Lower School DropOff & Dismissal
Purchase a Thermometer
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Check your child’s temperature every morning. If 99.9 degrees or higher, they must stay home until fever free for 72 hours (without the use of Tylenol/Motrin). If they develop a fever at school, the 72 hour rule will apply.
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Make/Purchase Extra Masks When possible, masks should only be used one time. Consider making or buying multiple masks to give you proper time to wash them between use. Please send your child to school with extra masks in case of a mishap.
Verify/Update Emergency Contacts If your child presents with COVID-like symptoms, they will be placed in an isolation room and will need to be picked up immediately. Please ensure at least 2 contacts can be reached at any given time.
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Stay Informed Educate yourself from reliable sources such as the CDC.
Find more health and safety information at: www.d-e.org/covid and www.d-e.org/nursescorner
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Thanks to Toni Tomkins RN for her help developing this flyer.
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APPENDIX
LUNCH / FOOD SERVICE PROTOCOLS • Lunch will be ordered online for the following week, in advance by the Wednesday prior, using the Cater to You (CTY) / NutriSlice online website or mobile app
MORNING PROTOCOL 1. Prior to getting in your car or on the bus – SUBMIT the Daily At-Home Health Certification from Ruvna by text. If approved, come to school. If not approved, stay home. See page 3 for details.
• For online ordering details, including information on creating a CTY / NutriSlice User Account, picking menus for the following week(s), etc, please scan the QR code or visit https://reopening.d-e.org/on-campus-food-service/
2. Bus Riders:
CTY / NutriSlice Info.
• Online ordering for D-E Student Lunches will be open starting the week of September 7, 2020, for meals being served starting Monday, September 14, 2020.
1. Must wear a mask on the bus. 2. Load from the back to the front of the bus except for small children who need to be in car seats in the front of the bus.
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3. Stay in your seat and keep physically distanced from other riders. We will have Upper School Ambassadors who will monitor behavior on the bus. 4. Exit the bus starting from the front rows.
• Lunch will be served under tents including the Leggett Field Tents.
5. Buses with riders in Pre3 through Grade 3 will drop-off all students at Drapkin Hall.
• Students’ pre-packaged, labeled orders will be delivered to the tent at the appropriate time when they are scheduled for lunch.
6. All other buses will drop-off at Modell’s Athletic Complex. 3. Upon arrival on campus:
• Sanitize or wash hands before coming to the tent
1. All students must wear masks when on campus.
• Sit at a table only at the seats that are in place. Do not put seats on the sides of tables.
2. All students must pass through one of the following temperature scanner locations.
• Middle School students will have assigned seats for lunch.
3. Please note that all other entrances will be locked until after school starts.
• Remain six feet apart at all times
i. Lower School 1. Bridge Entrance (Grades Pre3 - 3)
• Face forward at all times while your mask is off (so you can eat)
2. Umpleby Front Door (Grades 4 and 5)
• Do not turn your seats around to face behind you
ii. Middle School
• When you finish eating, use a sanitizing wipe on your table to clean your area
1. New Middle School Front Door (Grades 6, 7, 8)
• Please leave the tent only when directed
2. Library side entrance (Grade 6) 3. Modell’s Athletic Complex Connector Road entrance (bus riders) iii. Upper School 1. Modell’s Athletic Complex Connector Road Doors (bus riders) 2. Hajjar STEM Center Lower Door 3. Leggett Hall Entrance by the Upper School Office 4. Klein Center Entrance by the Upper School Office 5. Schenck Auditorium entrance
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INDOOR DINING
AFTERSCHOOL ARRANGEMENTS AT A GLANCE
• Grades Pre3-K will eat in their classrooms. • Grades 1-3 will have lunch in the Wharton Lessin Dining Hall.
Safety precautions
• Lunch will be delivered to students in their relevant classroom or eating space.
• Masks must be worn at all times, unless the student is on an instructed mask break
• Students will be seated in tables separated from each other, remaining six feet apart.
• Students will be assigned indoor/outdoor spaces, and pick up arrangements will be made as close to their location as possible
• Tables / chairs will not be moved.
• Temperature checks will be conducted when students arrive at their designated spaces
• Students will receive help and guidance, depending on their age, in washing/sanitizing their hands; removing their mask and face shield prior to eating; sanitizing their hands and their eating surface when done; and replacing their mask and face shield.
• No outside food deliveries will be allowed, so plan ahead to pack a snack and/or drink (snacks will also be provided) Preschool - Grade 5: • Parents must make arrangements at least 5 days in advance.
AFTERNOON / DISMISSAL PROTOCOLS
» ACE will be available to families beginning September 29 » We can no longer accommodate same-day “drop-ins.”
Lower School:
» Last pick up is 6:15 PM.
• Lower School will dismiss from the classrooms.
» Click here: DE360° AfterCare and Enrichment (ACE).
• Car riders will wait in a physcially-distanced manner in their classroom until the parents/ guardians arrive. Please have car visors visible. Parents/Guardians should be prepared to help their child get in their car seat.
Grades 6-12: Parents must make formal reservations for students to stay in designated areas • Reservations must be made at least 5 days in advance
• Bus riders will be escorted to their buses by faculty/staff.
» Note: System does not allow for reservations more than two weeks in advance
Middle and Upper School: • Students will be dismissed and asked to maintain physical distancing under the tents on Leggett Field.
• Late bus leaves at 6:30 PM (Separate arrangements must be made with Danielle Devlin - Transportation Coordinator)
• Parents should text their Middle and Upper School students when they reach the North Woodland Street gate.
• All students must be off campus by 6:45 PM • Click here: Afterschool Reservation System.
• Bus riders should stay in the Leggett Field Tents until their bus arrives - bus arrivals will be shown on the big screen televisions installed in the Tents. Bus locations will be as follows:
All afterschool spaces will be supervised by faculty and staff reporting to DE360°. Please contact the DE360° Team at de360info@d-e.org should you have questions.
» Modell’s Sports Complex Connector Road: NJ Buses
More information about DE360° Enrichment Classes for students in Preschool through Eighth Grade - coming soon!! Mandarin - Chess - Theater - Drumming - & more!
» Umpleby Parking Lot: NY Buses (large) » Road behind the new Middle School: NY Buses (small)
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Dwight-Englewood School 315 East Palisade Avenue, Englewood, NJ 07631
Drapkin HallLower School
GPS: 81 LINCOLN St Englewood, NJ 07631
Swartley Gallery
EXIT
Lincoln Street Entrance (6:30 am - 11:00 pm)
Hulst House
Klein Campus Center
Hajjar STEM Center
Leggett Hall
Leggett Field Imperatore Library
Schenck Auditorium
Bulldog Statue
Middle School The MS “Bridge” & Patio
Grove
AUTO EXIT GATE
Myrna B. Sherman Gym/ Silberfein Gym (Modell’s Sports Complex)
Tennis Courts
Graham House
GUARD HOUSE AUTO EXIT GATE
GATES OPEN AUTOMATICALLY FOR EXITING CAMPUS
Note: Masks are Required while on Campus and in all Buildings; Please Maintain 6’ Distance.
Umpleby Hall
Collins House
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AFTERNOON BUS PICK-UP ZONES
BUS ONLY 7:00 am - 8:30 am 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
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DROP-OFF / PICK-UP AREA
Tennis Courts
ONE WAY 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
AUTO EXIT GATE
Graham Field
THERMAL SCANNERS oad nnector R Co
East Palisade Ave
Hajjar Auditorium
Walnut St
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N. Woodland Entrance
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Visit D-E Reopening Website for the latest information
REOPENING.D-E.ORG As a community of learners, Dwight-Englewood School strives to foster in each student a passion for life-long learning. We seek excellence, honor integrity, and embrace diversity in order to develop the skills, values, and courage to meet the challenges of a changing world and make it better.