DES MOINES – Friday, Gov. Reynolds signed a new proclamation continuing the Public Health Disaster Emergency for another 30 days.
The proclamation extends public health mitigation measures currently in place for businesses and other establishments. This includes the requirements for bars and restaurants to ensure six feet of physical distance between each group or individual dining or drinking; to ensure all patrons have a seat at a table or bar; and to limit congregating together closer than six feet. Requirements for social distancing, hygiene, and other public health measures to reduce the risk of transmission also remain in place for gyms, casinos, salons, theaters, and other establishments.
As Gov. Reynolds announced yesterday, the proclamation also authorizes school districts with buildings damaged by the derecho natural disaster to offer instruction by primarily remote learning with approval of the Department of Education. And those that are unable to conduct even primarily remote learning because of the derecho may apply for a waiver of instructional time from the Department.
In addition, the proclamation suspends certain fees for the replacement of official records by county recorders or the state registrar of vital statistics for records lost, destroyed, or damaged by the derecho natural disaster. The proclamation also extends many of the previously issued regulatory relief measures necessary to respond to this public health disaster, including those related to healthcare, professional licensure, educational workforce, and expirations of driver’s licenses.
The proclamation is now in effect until 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, September 20, 2020.
The proclamation can be found online here
In their baseless theory if 15 kids are infected out of a 100 then a switch to online learning is acceptable. It should be much lower due to the airborne contagions that are released by a simple sneeze. It will infect a whole room. School should have a check in status everyday. It is simple to check temps. Jobs included. Wear your mask will be a mandate before spring. Recirculating air in buildings with heat applied sounds like a bad idea. So does freezing to death. Once it enters a home all will have it. Extensive indoor habitation might not end well. Will the coronie ‘piggyback’ on a cold or flu? Most likely. Schools are super spreaders with ANY doubt!
*beyond any doubt.
Where did you receive your medical degree from?
Any parent knows these things frome experience. It should be common sense but too many people lack that trait.