Middleton School District Patrons:

Below, you will find weekly 2021-2022 case counts for Middleton School District.  At this time we will only share the number of cases for each school so we can maintain privacy. For each positive case, school district personnel contact the families of students who can be confirmed as having been in close contact with the student while symptomatic.

(Please note that these case counts are based on information we receive from parents and Southwest District Health.  If neither contacts the school regarding a positive case, there is no way for us to know that a student tested positive)

Middleton School District Fall 2021 Plan for Continuous and Safe Operation for In-Person Learning

Middleton School District No. 134 Safe Return to School Checklist

Middleton School District's Plan for ESSER Funds

Middleton School District
July 29, 2021

Dear Middleton Parents, Guardians and Students:

As the beginning of school approaches many have started to ask about how the district plans to open in
reference to COVID and recent developments in the spread of the virus.

First and foremost, when you have questions, please reach out to board members and administration as they
are most likely to have the most accurate data regarding district level planning. Second, as long as is
necessary, we will plan to post relevant information for parents and students on our website at:
https://www.msd134.org/covid

Currently, Middleton School District does not have plans to require masks or specific COVID vaccinations of
students or staff.

As a district, we respect the decision of those who feel they need to wear masks and receive the COVID-19
vaccine. We would encourage all parents to consult with their family physician to determine if wearing a mask or
vaccinating your students, or both, would be appropriate.

As a district, we will be monitoring conditions in our district and working with our local health department to
determine best plans and practices when it comes to our response to the health needs of our students.
However, our number one goal is to keep our students in school and we will do all we can to achieve that
end.

One last note: As a school district we do not operate independently from other organizations. We have many
coordinated services with other organizations, both public and private, as well as almost daily interactions with
other schools in our area through extra-curricular activities and other programs. We cannot dictate to these
organizations what requirements they will put in place for their students and/or employees. This may require
adaptation of our policies in order for us to continue our participation with these groups.
As always, please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Marc C. Gee
Superintendent
Middleton School District #134