Officials from East Allen County schools have announced that they will have students in classes this fall.
The plan to do so by EACS includes employee health screenings, sanitizing of facilities and social distancing for common areas, meetings and break rooms.
In addition to those steps hand wipes and sanitizer will be placed at main entrances of school buildings. Drinking fountains will not be in use.
Students are set to return to class within EACS on Monday, August 10th.
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