COVID-19 Protocols - Summer 2022

If you will be participating in Marlborough Summer School activities, all students must partake in an on-campus baseline test through our testing partner, Mend Urgent Care, before the start of the five-week session, as well as the week-long camps that begin early/mid-June. More information for baseline testing will be emailed to families individually.If you are unable to make the on-campus testing date for your participation group, please contact Nurse Myra.

All students/employees ages 5 and over are required to provide proof of full vaccination prior to the start of the program. Anyone with a legitimate approved exemption will be required to submit weekly COVID-19 tests which will be administered on-site through Nurse Myra.

Currently, masks are not required, though any student or employee who wishes to remain masked has the full support of our community. A mask is available for anyone who would like one at Security, the reception desk and with Nurse Myra. Masking requirements may change depending on community and county positivity numbers.

There are hand sanitizers and additional outdoor hand washing stations placed throughout campus. Wash hands regularly before and after eating; after coughing or sneezing; after being outside; and after using the restroom. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Cover coughs and sneezes. Use a tissue to wipe your nose and cough/sneeze inside a tissue or your elbow. Campers and staff should wash their hands for 20 seconds with soap, rubbing thoroughly after application, and use paper towels (or single use cloth towels) to dry hands thoroughly.

All Marlborough Summer families are asked to commit to our community Health and Safety Pledge, which asks each all program participants to do their part to help keep our community safe and establishes several expectations and responsibilities around issues of personal health and safety and the overall well-being of the community. Please login to your Camp Brain account to commit to the pledge, if you have not already done so.

All students and adults must complete the daily health screening honestly to ensure that no one is entering campus with any symptoms. If you are feeling unwell, please stay home. The school has a supply of masks around campus for those who wish to wear them. You can pick a mask up at the reception desk, at any Security kiosk and at Nurse Myra’s office.

Our full-time nurse, Nurse Myra is overseeing all symptom screenings and protocols.