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Mississauga of the Credit First Nation

COVID-19 Statement

May 13, 2020
The MCFN Chief and Council and the COVID-19 Working Group are actively taking precautions and actions to address the potential impacts of COVID-19 within our Nation.
 
Keeping our community healthy and safe throughout this pandemic has always played a key role in any decision that is made during this time. After thorough discussion, planning and deliberation the MCFN Chief and Council have made the decision to suspend all in-person classes at Lloyd S. King Elementary School (LSK) for the remainder of the school year.
 
LSK Staff have contacted parents and used their feedback to create an LSK Distance Education Plan which will be implemented until the end of the school year; the last day of class is scheduled for June 25, 2020. LSK Staff will continue to update parents on a regular basis, this includes plans for Graduation. LSK Staff and the MCFN Administration are working diligently to plan and prepare for the upcoming school year.
 
It is important that when our children are able to come back to the classroom, they are returning to a clean, safe and healthy environment. The MCFN COVID-19 Working Group will be closely monitoring this situation and will work with LSK Staff to develop health and safety practices that will ensure our children return to such an environment. Our top priority during this time is the continued health and safety of our Community.
 

Source: http://mncfn.ca/may-13-2020-covid-19-statement/

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