Covid/In-Person Policy
Updated August 31, 2022
To review the latest CDC recommendations please refer to: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/science/community-levels.html
Synagogue/building
We encourage gathering together and praying as a community within recognized safety parameters. These guidelines are informed by the recommendations of our Medical Advisory Board and are consistent with current public health/CDC recommendations and practices in our community.
Masking
Masking is optional. (Masks do mitigate transmission of illness, especially tight-fitting masks such as KN-95 and K-95. They offer added protection, especially in indoor spaces, for those who may be immuno-compromised or risk-averse.)
Online access
Anyone with symptoms of illness should not attend in-person services. We offer streaming of all Sanctuary services.
Kulanu Learning Program/Teen Learning Community
We will respect family choices in terms of masking. Kulanu teachers will NOT be responsible for enforcing parents’ wishes regarding masks, so please have conversations with your children about your expectations.
Nursery School
We will continue to respect the decisions that families are making for their youngest children. Our teachers will be responsible for supporting parents’ decisions about their children’s masking in the classroom.
HEPA filters
Bet Torah has installed HEPA filters throughout the building to help mitigate the spread of COVID.
Vaccination Policy
We strongly urge all eligible individuals to receive the vaccine and all applicable boosters.
Thank you for your feedback, patience, and support.
David Simonds, President
Seth Young, Executive Director
Rabbi Aaron Brusso, Senior Rabbi
Mon, September 9 2024
6 Elul 5784
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