CDC's guidelines to reopen schools: Teacher vaccinations are not a must, 6 feet separation advised. ... The CDC unveiled a color-coded chart detailing the four levels of transmission risk.

The updated guidelines make key changes to earlier language and include a new color-coded chart that divides school reopening options into four zones based on the level of community transmission.

The CDC issued flow charts to help schools, day-care centers, and summer camps understand what they need to do to keep kids safe before they can reopen. ... CDC Guidelines For Schools.

Pence also said the CDC would be issuing new guidelines next week. The CDC’s guidelines call for schools to stagger schedules, spread out desks, ensure students stay six feet apart and that ...

The CDC published new guidance for safely reopening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic that focuses on layered mitigation strategies. The new guidance was detailed in a 38-page report that CDC ...

The revised guidelines, announced Friday, create more opportunities for schools to reopen for in-person learning. The 6-foot rule had sharply limited how many students some schools could accommodate.

A viral post about the CDC's new guidelines for reopening schools is making rounds on social media. Some claims in the post are true, others aren't.

Trump and top administration officials discuss reopening schools this fall 09:44. Washington — President Trump slammed guidelines for reopening schools issued by the Centers for Disease Control ...

Redfield clarifies CDC guidelines for school reopenings after coronavirus closings Trump on Wednesday said he disagreed with the CDC’s back-to-school guidance. By Brooke Singman Fox News.

New CDC guidelines push hard for opening schools in the wake of coronavirus . ... (screening all students grades K-12) be conducted by schools,” the guidelines read.

One superintendent, speaking on behalf of the Vermont Superintendents Association, said the new federal guidelines are largely a vindication of what schools in the state have already been doing.

The CDC on Feb. 12 released new highly anticipated guidelines for reopening schools that are still closed and conducting classes virtually as the COVID-19 virus rages.